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David Sacks (Yammer, PayPal) shares how to navigate from 50-500 employees. Rather than having this erratic schedule around hitting sales targets, or hitting releases, that there’s a feeling that just quarter after quarter the company keeps shipping and selling. Then, my next company, I founded Yammer. Especially in growth.
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It features contributions from seasoned product veterans like Marty Cagan, delving into topics like product strategy, team leadership, companyculture, and the overall philosophy of building successful products. They feature interviews with industry experts from companies like Shopify, Adobe, PayPal, and more.
It features contributions from seasoned product veterans like Marty Cagan, delving into topics like product strategy, team leadership, companyculture, and the overall philosophy of building successful products. They feature interviews with industry experts from companies like Shopify, Adobe, PayPal, and more.
It features contributions from seasoned product veterans like Marty Cagan, delving into topics like product strategy, team leadership, companyculture, and the overall philosophy of building successful products. They feature interviews with industry experts from companies like Shopify, Adobe, PayPal, and more.
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