Tune Your Impact Radar by Google Product Lead

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Main Takeaways: -Beyond the triad: why you need to connect outside the triad for diverse opinions. -How to make anyone a PM (even your mom!) -The day one PM: the benefits of approach every challenge like it's your first day at work

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Tune Your Impact Radar
by Google Product Lead

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Main Takeaways: - Experimentation may be a false prophet: we love A/B experiments but it might not be what you need - Data bias: remember *who* your data is coming from - Customer Diversity & Inclusion: your product may impact the diversity and inclusion of your customers - Growth by engaging non-traditional users: increasing participation by nonparticipants could be a great way to drive growth

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