Events • On Demand | Watch Time: 42 min

The 3 Challenges of Product Building with Product School

Dragonboat founder, Becky Flint, joined Product School to speak about the fundamentals of building better products faster from startup to scale up.

They Discussed the Top 3 Challenges Facing Product Teams:

Juggling competing demands
Goals met with insufficient resources
Misalignment and disconnect on strategies

Great interactions and discussion around portfolio management, Rock Pebble and Sand Product Management, and a behind-the-scenes story about the early days of PayPal’s “off eBay” product bet.

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Featured Speaker

Becky Flint

Founder and CEO of Dragonboat

Becky is a product and tech executive based in the Silicon Valley. She has built and scaled product and engineering teams globally for both startups and Fortune 500 companies. Currently Becky is the Founder and CEO of Dragonboat with a mission to empower responsive leaders and their teams to build better products faster. Prior to founding Dragonboat, Becky has held executive roles at Feedzai, Bigcommerce, Tinyprints/Shutterfly, and PayPal.

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Ask Me Anything with GitHub’s VP of Product Ops Rick Porter

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Making and Executing on Critical Decisions

In today’s fast-paced market, product leaders are constantly challenged with making pivotal decisions that can significantly impact their organizations. Moving from initial curiosity to firm conviction requires not...