Supra Insider

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Conversations about hiring, interviews, and careers for product leaders. Hosted by Marc Baselga and Ben Erez (co-founders of Insider Loops).

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#29: From Product Leader to COO: Driving Impact in an Ops-heavy Company | Melissa Chi (COO @ Pathpoint)

3 okt. 20241 tim 11 min

#28: From childhood besties to Google acquisition | Joshua Herzig-Marx & Ben Sprecher (Co-founders @ Incentive Targeting)

24 sep. 20241 tim 9 min

#27: How managing PMs has made me a better IC | Katie Kent (Staff PM @ Semgrep, Ex-Panther, Flexport)

16 sep. 20241 tim 1 min

#26: Why "Founder Mode" isn't black and white | Josh Brewer (Partner @ Enjoy The Work, previously co-founder & CEO @ Abstract, Principal Designer @ Twitter)

9 sep. 20241 tim 13 min

#25: The benefits and challenges of time off

3 sep. 202456 min

#24: The Foundations for Exponential Growth | Brenton Sellati (VP/Head of Product at Pie Insurance)

26 aug. 202458 min

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#29: From Product Leader to COO: Driving Impact in an Ops-heavy Company | Melissa Chi (COO @ Pathpoint)

#28: From childhood besties to Google acquisition | Joshua Herzig-Marx & Ben Sprecher (Co-founders @ Incentive Targeting)

#27: How managing PMs has made me a better IC | Katie Kent (Staff PM @ Semgrep, Ex-Panther, Flexport)

#26: Why "Founder Mode" isn't black and white | Josh Brewer (Partner @ Enjoy The Work, previously co-founder & CEO @ Abstract, Principal Designer @ Twitter)

#25: The benefits and challenges of time off

#24: The Foundations for Exponential Growth | Brenton Sellati (VP/Head of Product at Pie Insurance)

#23: Real talk about B2B product management with Rich Mironov

#22: What founders get wrong about marketing with Allison Braley

#21: How Life360's product org evolved from Series A to IPO with Chris Hulls

#20: Open source learnings from launching a Maven course