“Even one conversation with one customer can be so impactful to what we can deliver.” – Daniel Alleyne
In this episode of Product Chats, Rebecca Kalogeris, VP of product strategy at Pragmatic Institute, interviews Daniel Alleyne, a former Deloitte consultant and current product manager at Ivy Charging Network.
The discussion centers around Daniel’s non-linear journeys to product management and highlights the significant impact of curiosity and market research.
They discuss:
- The pervasive nature of imposter syndrome in product roles, particularly among those who have followed non-traditional paths, and its role in fostering ongoing learning and personal growth.
- Effective strategies to underline the importance of market research and secure buy-in from stakeholders and leaders.
- Approaches to building trust within organizations to garner the time and resources necessary for comprehensive market research.
- Techniques to continually demonstrate value during the market research process, ensuring sustained support and investment.
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