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People of Product

Digital products power our lives, but they wouldn’t exist without the expertise and passion of real people. This podcast brings together industry experts to have conversations beyond tech, tools, and process. We’re here to talk about the ROI of empowered teams. Listen as we discuss building, leading, equipping, and inspiring product teams to create transformational change within companies. People of Product is hosted by George Brooks & Dan Linhart - the founders of Crema. www.peopleofproduct.us

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171: The Part of the Experience AI Shouldn't Own (ft. Mike Halvorsen)

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170: Preparing Your AI Workbench (ft. Chris Geoghegan)

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169: Treating AI Like A Foundational Technology (ft. Jimmy Fortuna)

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168: Vibe Coding In The Real World (Ft. Crema's Senior Devs)

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167: Good at It Doesn't Mean Energized by It (ft. Nathan Ott)

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165: Building Cybersecurity Products People Will Pay For ft. Mark Carney

The dangerous gap between “like” and “buy” It’s safe to say that Mark’s career has given him a well-rounded perspective. He’s built products, sold products, serviced products, and advised on products in the cybersecurity space. This 360-degree view has made one tough, but important truth obvious: “People can say that they like what you do, but that’s very, very different than them getting out of…

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164: Fear Is Not The Enemy of Growth ft. Aaron Nordyke

What if fear isn’t the enemy of growth, but a compass pointing toward where you ought to go next? Aaron Nordyke, Head of Product at Drypowder , has built his career by leaning into discomfort rather than avoiding it. From engineering leadership to his first product role at a pre-seed startup, Aaron shares how emotions signal professional values, why balanced teams outperform individual expertise,…

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162: The Fastest Path to Creating Value ft. Jason Houseworth

Even the sharpest product managers can fall into the “project manager” trap. Jason Houseworth, CPO at OpenLane, believes it’s happening in the industry more than PMs care to admit. In this episode, hear Jason’s view on why people tend to get caught up in managing activities instead of creating value. We cover using AI as a collaboration partner (instead of a tool), thinking like an entrepreneur in…

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161: Building AI Literacy at Scale ft. Dan Williamson

Description: Most companies jump straight to AI use cases, whereas Dan Williamson at Ryan Companies US, Inc. started with education first. Rather than chasing the bells and whistles or sexy use cases, his team focused on helping people rethink their roles and understand how this tech will change their work. Dan explains why he looks for willing business partners instead of fighting resistance, how…

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160: The Product Sense Advantage ft. Julia Kanter

Description: Designers are coding, engineers are writing specs, and product managers are prototyping with tools that didn't exist 3 months ago. Julia Kanter, Senior Director of Product at Zillow, has watched her team's roles become more pixelated as the tectonic plates beneath the product landscape keep shifting. She explains why the need for product sense has become more acute when everyone can…

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