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As a Product Manager, you're responsible for delivering products & features that both delight customers & move the company closer to its top-line metrics. However, how do you know whether the individual features you ship each sprint or each quarter are successful?
Main Takeaways:
- Being more effective by reorganizing your own way of working
- Establishing closer connect with geographically distributed users
- Getting work done by staying closely connected with team
- Ensuring trust & confidence by continuously managing stakeholder expectations
- Fostering motivation by projecting the team's success & closing the loop
Meet the Speaker: Vikas Singhvi
When it comes to Product, Vikas really knows his stuff. With 12 years of experience building technology products & leading global teams, he is a real Product master. He is now working as a Senior Product Manager at Microsoft.
View Speaker's Full Profile (https://bit.ly/2TZiarb)
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