Who is the course for
1
Product Managers looking to accelerate growth, get to Hypergrowth
Something is working, and now you want to press the pedal on the gas, on your products and your career
2
Transitioning Product Managers from Consumer to Enterprise
You’re transitioning from building consumer products to an enterprise customer type, and it seems like an alien world.
3
Seasoned Product Managers, looking to build platforms
You’ve built, and shipped features before. But now, it’s time to develop a product offering
What product experts have to say
PJ is the guy to learn from about how powerful platforms come together. Every PM will learn to how kick ass as a B2B PM after this course.”
NEHA BANSAL
PJ boils down years of experience building products that generate billions of dollars into powerful nuggets that you won’t forget. He’s going to help you get to Hyperspeed.
VIGNESH SU
Topics PJ will cover
How to think about Growth vs Hypergrowth, and Consumer vs Enterprise Products
Doubling down on metrics - with an AWS Case study
Creating an Enterprise product strategy: leveraging market insights and customer behavior
How to decide what to build
Mastering the art of influencing your peers’ roadmaps
How features become Platforms, how platforms become infrastructure
Secrets to collaborating with your partners - Engineering, UX research, and Design
Making decisions happen at Hyper speed
Meet your instructor
Prateek Jain (PJ)
PJ lives in San Francisco, and leads the international expansion Products at Twilio, a customer engagement platform used by all your favorite companies - Airbnb, Uber, and Amazon. PJ has built free products adopted by hundreds of thousands of businesses, paid products that generated a hundred million dollars in a year, and acquired businesses in the pursuit of accelerating growth.
Years ago, PJ was obsessed with flying things, he moved to America to became an aerospace engineer. He designed and built rocket engines, the world’s first parallel hybrid aircraft recognized by NASA, and gulfstream jets that have generated $20Billion in Sales. A new airplane takes a decade to bring to market, which was too slow for PJ, so he began building software products.