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Ep#15: Dara P - Transitioning from client service to an Associate Product Manager role
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In this episode, we're joined by Dara, Chief Product Officer at HiveStack.
Dara's story is an inspiration – starting from a customer support role, he made his way up to becoming the Chief Product Officer of a 100+ employee company in just 5 years. Today's discussion is split into two parts
We'll delve into Dara's unconventional strategies for breaking into the tech industry and transitioning into product management. 🚀
In our next episode, we'll uncover how he accelerated from an Associate Product Manager to a Chief Product Officer in just 4 years.
Whether you're an aspiring product manager or simply someone who appreciates a good success story, this episode is packed with valuable insights and lessons on hustling to get what you want. Join us as we learn how to navigate the tech landscape and achieve our goals, one step at a time.
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(Episode Part 1/2)
In this episode, we're joined by Dara, Chief Product Officer at HiveStack.
Dara's story is an inspiration – starting from a customer support role, he made his way up to becoming the Chief Product Officer of a 100+ employee company in just 5 years. Today's discussion is split into two parts
We'll delve into Dara's unconventional strategies for breaking into the tech industry and transitioning into product management. 🚀
In our next episode, we'll uncover how he accelerated from an Associate Product Manager to a Chief Product Officer in just 4 years.
Whether you're an aspiring product manager or simply someone who appreciates a good success story, this episode is packed with valuable insights and lessons on hustling to get what you want. Join us as we learn how to navigate the tech landscape and achieve our goals, one step at a time.