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Vice President of Product for Google Search; previously a product executive at Instagram and co-founder of Stamped.
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Competing Against LuckBook Clayton Christensen
And I love the book um Clayton Christensen wrote Competing Against Luck.
Talk on Lenny's Podcast, 'What it takes to be a top PM today', opening his first chapter, understanding people deeply, with the Jobs to Be Done framework; quote from the video's YouTube automatic captions.
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