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Interview: A Chat with BPMA Mentor and Edx CTO, Mark Haseltine

bpma ProductHub

Being paired with my mentor Mark Haseltine, CTO at Edx, was a unique and valuable experience. Each has advised me in different ways and on different aspects of what I can bring to an organization both personally and professionally. As a CTO, I am asked to fulfill various needs depending on the particular circumstances of the company.

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How To Break Into Product Management—Sachin Rekhi

PMLesson's Ace the PM Interview

MBAs from technical and engineering backgrounds will have an edge, so if that’s not you, you should focus on evidencing your abilities to be technical in those interviews. If you’re in marketing, for example, aim to work in inbound marketing, where you work on getting feedback from customers to influence the product.

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Don’t Miss These Speakers at #mtpcon San Francisco

Mind the Product

He is the co-author of the New York Times bestseller, The Lean Entrepreneur and has over 20 years experience helping companies bring high-growth products to market. Previously, he was co-founder and CTO of Virage, where he oversaw the technical direction of the company from its founding through to its NASDAQ IPO.

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The Subscription Value Loop: A framework for growing consumer subscription businesses

Lenny Rachitsky

The framework is based on his experience advising dozens of consumer subscription businesses, as well as his analysis of over 30,000 consumer subscription apps (based on proprietary data provided by RevenueCat ) and interviews with leaders at dozens of top consumer subscription companies. Public company market caps are from 8/30/24.

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An OKR Fable

Product Bookshelf

The story begins with the struggling founders meeting with their top advisor and board member who recommends OKRs. They hire a CTO and deal with a variety of team problems along the way. Throughout the story, the company is struggling to find the right customers and identify its market position.

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Reddit’s Nick Caldwell on engineering leadership

Intercom, Inc.

I would strongly advise you to make sure that people’s interests and passion are lined up with what you are trying to get them to do as a manager. They may talk your ear off about Kubernetes or some Erlang or a niche technical project. the best content on product management, marketing and customer support. Sign me up.

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How To Break Into Product Management—Sachin Rekhi

PMLesson's Ace the PM Interview

MBAs from technical and engineering backgrounds will have an edge, so if that’s not you, you should focus on evidencing your abilities to be technical in those interviews. If you’re in marketing, for example, aim to work in inbound marketing, where you work on getting feedback from customers to influence the product.