In this week's episode of Product Love, I sat down with the SVP of Product, Christopher O'Donnell. We talked a lot about how Christopher built the startup, Sidekick, within Hubspot. Should all product companies be doing this? How does one go about implementing a startup within one?

Christopher O'Donnell joins Product Love to talk about building a startup within a startup

“Product Love” is the feeling you get when you have that incredible and joyous connection towards your favorite products. What makes certain products so lovable to us? I ask the leading industry product managers, and the brilliant teams that have crafted them for us. This podcast is essential for anyone who wants to learn about product management from the best executive product leaders across various disciples. Dive into topics about the evolving craft of product management, trends in the industry, and get even more insights into how the modern PM makes you feel “product love.”

Eric Boduch is the chief evangelist and co-founder of Pendo and a contributor to ProductCraft.

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“Product Love” is the feeling you get when you have that incredible and joyous connection towards your favorite products. What makes certain products so lovable to us? I ask the leading industry product managers, and the brilliant teams that have crafted them for us. This podcast is essential for anyone who wants to learn about product management from the best executive product leaders across various disciples. Dive into topics about the evolving craft of product management, trends in the industry, and get even more insights into how the modern PM makes you feel “product love.” Eric Boduch is the chief evangelist and co-founder of Pendo and a contributor to ProductCraft.

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Christopher O'Donnell joins Product Love to talk about building a startup within a startup

Christopher O'Donnell joins Product Love to talk about building a startup within a startup