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Published podcast speaker
Books, apps, and tools
app / uses
“I use Asana to run all my meetings and assign pre-reads. So I use the multi-assign feature in subtasks all the time where I make a task with a due date that says, "Read this thing by this date," and then I assign it to a team or a set of individuals like that really quickly.”
book / recommends
“My go-to book recommendation for other PMs is inspired by Marty Cagan. I think it's a classic. The other books that I have enjoyed and recommended lately are The Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood and The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho.”
book / recommends
“My go-to book recommendation for other PMs is inspired by Marty Cagan. I think it's a classic. The other books that I have enjoyed and recommended lately are The Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood and The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho.”
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4 transcript-backed records
01 / preference
“We wanted to make sure that we took advantage of what's great about working together as teams, and so it's been the standard. So I would say what's unique about maybe Asana is we knew we would do that from the very beginning instead of hemming and hawing about would we be a remote workplace or not, and what would that mean, and how would we come together, and how would we budget for it.”
02 / preference
“" It's also just how you communicate, looking people in the eye, your body position, your body language. So much of this, I think people forget about because it's really easy to be in a meeting, and looking at your computer, and going through Slack messages.”
03 / preference
“I think trying to make sure that you can be in a place of curiosity and openness because that will make your experience more successful is really important.”
04 / preference
“You need to be thoughtful about direction and agency. So I would say one of the missteps here is knowing how to give guidance or direction in a way that doesn't feel like micromanagement because what you're trying to do is to teach a repeatable pattern instead of giving a precise instruction that can be used once, and then disposed of.”