Rohini Venkatraman, que é Business Designer at IDEO, reafirma que um bom produto começa com um time forte. No meet up, aqui no Vale do Silício, ela compartilha a experiência de anos trabalhando como Gerente de Produto, tanto em startups, como em grandes empresas, e traz o que ela considera serem competências essenciais para ser um bom PM.Confira:
1. Empatia
Entender os pontos para evitar uma reação alérgica;
2. Resiliência
Negociar com o time, não parar a cada não. Tomar a culpa. Deixar as emoções lá fora;
3. Priorizar tudo
Conhecer as pessoas e o papel de cada uma na empresa;
4. Bom Humor
Tirar pausas com o time e não se levar tão a sério;
5. “I am a We” – colaborar
Mesmo sob pressão, ninguém se vira uns contra os outros.
Perfil:
Rohini Venkatraman is a Business Designer at IDEO. She has previously held product management roles for established and nascent products at both Livefyre and Intuit. She wrote this article about her experience: http://bit.ly/1UkTl18. Rohini jumps at opportunities to transform nebulous, blue-sky ideas into concrete product innovations. She has a background in psychology and a deep understanding of the intersection between psychology and technology. A logophile, Rohini has self-published a novella and writes a blog on designing a you-centered life (unabridgedro.com). Her favorite word and activity is kaffeeklatsch.
Rohini Venkatraman is a Business Designer at IDEO. She has previously held product management roles for established and nascent products at both Livefyre and Intuit. She wrote this article about her experience: http://bit.ly/1UkTl18. Rohini jumps at opportunities to transform nebulous, blue-sky ideas into concrete product innovations. She has a background in psychology and a deep understanding of the intersection between psychology and technology. A logophile, Rohini has self-published a novella and writes a blog on designing a you-centered life (unabridgedro.com). Her favorite word and activity is kaffeeklatsch.
Por Cristina Otto
Direto do Vale do Silício, Califórnia