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Yuhki Yamashita

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Switch

“First one that comes to mind is Switch, and it's really about how to affect organizational change, something that's Shishir recommended to me and we have the difficulty of affecting change in a large organization, basically, and how to overcome that. The second one I would say is my favorite book of all time is one called The Story of the Stone, and it's a Chinese novel, one of the most famous Chinese novels of all time. And it's thousands of pages. It all takes place in a garden, but it's one of the most beautiful piece of work I've read, so I like to recommend that, even though it's nothing to do with PM.”

Lenny's Podcast · 8 Jan 2023

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I think a lot of it was about the level of intention around building community. And the more there are organic conversations happening about Figma, the better.

“I think a lot of it was about the level of intention around building community. And the more there are organic conversations happening about Figma, the better.”
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Yuhki Yamashita
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Lenny's Podcast

03 / evaluation

Sometimes people are like, well, OKRs exist for a reason and this is, basically, an OKR with just a different name. So my honest sense is we still haven't figured it out and we're still iterating on a bunch of different things, but I think I've developed some philosophies around it, which is, no matter what you call it, because it doesn't matter as much.

“Sometimes people are like, well, OKRs exist for a reason and this is, basically, an OKR with just a different name. So my honest sense is we still haven't figured it out and we're still iterating on a bunch of different things, but I think I've developed some philosophies around it, which is, no matter what you call it, because it doesn't matter as much.”
Speaker
Yuhki Yamashita
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast
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