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DISCLAIMER: This is an online chat event on Launch!. Please register here to receive instructions to join https://prdct.school/3kHH357
Ever wondered what it's like to work as a Product Manager? This is an exclusive Ask Me Anything session to give you a chance to ask every question you've ever had, with Sam Haveson, Sr Product Lead at Twitter.
She will discuss what it's like to work in this dynamic role & what it takes to get your foot in the door. You'll also get the inside scoop on the day-to-day work as a PM, the challenges of the job, & personal insight from Sam's experience.
Come join us on Launch! (https://prdct.school/3PPtdfk), Product School's exclusive community for Product People to learn, exchange ideas & build better together.
Meet the Speaker: Samantha Haveson
Samantha is a Product Management leader with an entrepreneurial mindset. Currently, she is working as a Senior Product Lead on the Consumer Product team at Twitter.
View Speaker's Full Profile (https://prdct.school/3DiHQ4U)
The content of this event is for educational purposes only & does not include any specific facts of the presenter's current or previous company. The opinions expressed in this event are solely those of the presenter based on personal experiences & do not reflect those of the company the presenter works for.
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