Fail Better: Product Lessons From Startup CEOs and Great Product Leaders
Andy DeemerEvery great Product Leader and Startup CEO has at least one outstanding failure to share. Sometimes they're funny, sometimes they're awful, sometimes they're truly spectacular... but they always produce better Product Owners in the end. Listen today, and learn to spot seductive product perils, and avoid them like a pro. After all, agile and scrum will only get you so far.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 4 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Category | Technology | ||||
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- Interesting insights into startup challenges
They've got a curious collection of guests in the first few episodes -- I like that they've all succeeded at big enterprises, as well as failed at others. Now how do we get Elon Musk on the show? I want to know about his big mess ups.
Apple Podcasts5Judge Buck
United States7 years ago - So fascinating
the completely new way of looking at ways to achieve success -- thru failure -- is fascinating. I hope they manage to update the show more regularly... I've listened to all four episodes this week, and now want more!
Apple Podcasts5Loretta Le DueUnited States7 years ago - Ready for more
It's rare you get to hear successful people willing talk about their failures, how exactly they screwed up, and what they could have done better. A friend told me about the podcast, and it's not the kind of thing I would have listened to without a recommendation, but it turned out to be fascinating stuff. Looking forward to more episodes!
Apple Podcasts5davidtocUnited States7 years ago - Learn from the best (mistakes)
Some great lessons and valuable insights for anyone interested in business or product dev. I'm an MBA candidate spending the summer exploring the tech startup scene in California this summer. I was surprised at so much of what we're trained not to do in B school still gets done and leads to failure.
Apple Podcasts5Nrcuneo
Canada7 years ago - Fascinating podcast
I'll listen regularly from now on.
Apple Podcasts5Dr Peaches LopezUnited States7 years ago
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