How To Succeed In Product Management | Jeffrey Shulman, Red Russak & Soumeya Benghanem

71: Making Customer Obsession a Cross-Functional Practice

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In this episode of the How to Succeed in Product Management Podcast, marketing professor Jeff Shulman welcomes Darlene Miranda (DailyPay) as they discuss how to make customer obsession as a cross-functional practice. PMs gather data from their customers to help in product improvement and development, but how can a PM let everyone in the organization join this customer obsession?  

 

Disclaimer: All opinions of the speakers are their own.

 

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What to Listen For:

  • 00:00 Intro
  • 03:28 Customer obsession
  • 04:55 How customer obsessed are you?
  • 06:35 When PMs don’t do enough to make a customer obsession a cross-functional
  • 08:08 Being obsessed with two different types of customers
  • 10:20 Engineering in customer obsession 
  • 13:38 Marketing 
  • 15:16 Customer obsession from the support function
  • 17:17 Tools and frameworks 
  • 21:05 The role of customer support
  • 23:52 What is unique about customer obsession?
  • 26:10 An organization that will help you become customer obsessed
  • 28:05 Cross-functional practice in the early stages of a startup
  • 31:22 How to know if a company is customer obsessed
  • 33:58 Operations functions to maintain customer obsession
  • 36:14 Security and fraud
  • 38:48 Resources for making customer obsession a cross-functional practice
  • 40:55 Final thoughts
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