PODCAST · Lenny's Podcast

2025 年 1 月节目

8 期 · 8 期带分节

  • 01-30Linear’s secret to building beloved B2B products | Nan Yu (Head of Product)
    1. 00:00Introduction to Nan Yu and Linear
    2. 04:54Survey insights: Linear vs. Jira
    3. 07:51The speed vs. quality myth
    4. 09:24Building and iterating quickly
    5. 15:31Avoiding bloat in enterprise software
    6. 23:57Understanding user needs deeply
    7. 30:09How to approach customer calls
    8. 34:10Creating strong emotional hooks
    9. 40:31Managing the product backlog
    10. 44:46Systemizing creativity
    11. 48:16Demo: Saving drafts in Linear
    12. 51:38Breaking constraints and building at extremes
    13. 54:15Adopting new tools
    14. 58:22The “double triangle” framework for product management
    15. 01:04:23Effective job-hunting strategies for PMs
    16. 01:09:15Thoughts on deadlines
    17. 01:14:15Lightning round
  • 01-26An operator’s guide to product strategy | Chandra Janakiraman (CPO at VRChat, ex-Meta, Headspace, Zynga)
    1. 00:00Chandra’s background
    2. 04:47The importance of strategy
    3. 12:40Defining product strategy
    4. 15:42Developing a winning strategy: an overview
    5. 18:51The preparation phase
    6. 30:46The strategy sprint process
    7. 45:51The design sprint
    8. 51:19Document writing
    9. 57:39Rolling out your strategy
    10. 01:01:28Resourcing and roadmapping
    11. 01:04:42Strategy lessons from Zynga
    12. 01:11:34Strategy lessons from Meta
    13. 01:15:55Big S strategy
    14. 01:26:58AI in strategy formulation
    15. 01:38:12Final thoughts and lightning round
  • 01-1910 growth tactics that never work | Elena Verna (Amplitude, Miro, Dropbox, SurveyMonkey)
    1. 00:00Welcome back, Elena!
    2. 06:02Common mistakes growth teams make
    3. 08:31#1: Hiring for growth roles too soon
    4. 15:09#2: Hiring a head of growth to fix your problems
    5. 19:20#3: Doing a rebrand to drive growth
    6. 25:11#4: Obsessing over your competition
    7. 34:00#5: Believing that your problems are unique
    8. 42:32#6: Prioritizing other growth channels above earned channels
    9. 50:55#7: Failing to evolve your growth model
    10. 01:01:06#8: Not hiring advisors
    11. 01:05:55#9: Over-experimenting
    12. 01:10:44#10: Color optimizations, third-party signups, one-email wonders, and removing f
    13. 01:15:00Elena’s favorite growth frameworks
    14. 01:18:50Contrarian corner: full-time jobs
    15. 01:26:05Lightning round and final thoughts
  • 01-16How to break out of autopilot and create the life you want | Graham Weaver (Stanford GSB professor, founder of Alpine Investors)
    1. 00:00Graham’s background
    2. 05:30Helping students find their true path
    3. 07:40The genie methodology
    4. 12:36Breaking free from autopilot mode
    5. 17:54Identifying and overcoming limiting beliefs
    6. 20:33Teaching entrepreneurship and personal fulfillment
    7. 22:53The reality of long-term success
    8. 35:14The role of accountability and executive coaching
    9. 40:22Daily goal setting for success
    10. 43:11The Nine Lives framework
    11. 48:01The dangers of the “not now” mentality
    12. 55:27Navigating life’s transitions
    13. 57:19Failure corner
    14. 01:00:24When to quit and when to persevere
    15. 01:02:18Final thoughts and lightning round
  • 01-12How to build your product team from scratch, attract top product talent, go multi-product, and more | Rohini Pandhi (Mercury, Square)
    1. 00:00Rohini’s background
    2. 05:00The role of product managers at Mercury
    3. 09:51Key indicators that it’s time to hire PMs
    4. 13:18Building the product team at Mercury
    5. 19:53Why you should avoid hiring PMs too early
    6. 22:26The different flavors of product management
    7. 26:15How to attract top talent
    8. 35:59Advocating for quality in product development
    9. 44:10Going multi-product
    10. 46:37Organizational structure for multi-product success
    11. 50:57Organizational culture for multi-product success
    12. 52:07Customer obsession and product development
    13. 57:36More lessons from going multi-product
    14. 01:05:57Transparent Collective: supporting underrepresented founders
    15. 01:09:54Lightning round
  • 01-09Behind the founder: Drew Houston (Dropbox)
    1. 00:00Introduction to Drew and Dropbox
    2. 04:44The three eras of Dropbox
    3. 07:53The first era: Viral growth and early success
    4. 14:19The second era: Challenges and competition
    5. 20:49Strategic shifts and refocusing
    6. 29:36Personal reflections and leadership lessons
    7. 40:19Unlocking mindfulness and building support systems
    8. 43:14The Enneagram test
    9. 50:35The challenges of being a founder CEO
    10. 58:11The third era: Rebooting the team and core business
    11. 01:22:41Lessons and advice for aspiring founders
    12. 01:27:46Balancing personal and professional growth
    13. 01:42:38Final reflections and future outlook
  • 01-05Scripts for difficult conversations: Giving hard feedback, navigating defensiveness, the three questions you should end every meeting with, more | Alisa Cohn (executive coach)
    1. 00:00Alisa’s background
    2. 04:48Having difficult conversations
    3. 12:48Scripts for performance feedback
    4. 20:20How to respond when someone is defensive or upset
    5. 25:07Scripts for handling promotion disappointments
    6. 31:00Scripts for handling terminations
    7. 35:44The importance of positive feedback
    8. 38:49Understanding your job as a leader
    9. 44:55Recognizing your own blind spots
    10. 49:38Three vital questions to ask in every meeting
    11. 55:57The founder prenup
    12. 01:08:24Failure corner
    13. 01:13:00Final thoughts and lightning round
  • 01-02Inside Gong: How teams work with design partners, their pod structure, autonomy, trust, and more | Eilon Reshef (co-founder and CPO)
    1. 00:00Eilon’s background
    2. 04:20The pod model
    3. 06:33Working with design partners
    4. 09:13Finding and coordinating design partners
    5. 13:12Balancing customer feedback and vision
    6. 15:10Gong's 95% feature adoption
    7. 17:05The importance of autonomy and trust
    8. 23:30How to implement this unique way of working
    9. 27:15Speed and decision-making
    10. 31:47Early AI adoption and lessons learned
    11. 35:50Building effective AI teams
    12. 38:16The spiral method for learning
    13. 41:36Narrowing down the initial customer profile
    14. 44:24Failure corner
    15. 46:35Lightning round