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Context, intent, change, purpose, constraints – a model for communicating requirements

5 difficult conversations and how to have them

DoorDash eats Deliveroo while OpenAI makes its biggest buy: This week’s news roundup

Why great product managers think like therapists

Tools and techniques to scale product teams – Charlotte King (Lead Product Manager, eBay)

Emily brings nearly 15 years of product management experience to her role as Managing Director for Mind the Product. While she has worked across a variety of industries, she will always have a soft spot for the travel industry where she spent most of her early career building software for airlines and developing a leading consumer travel app, TripCase. Emily is passionate about the craft of product management and loves talking about new ways to make products people love.

Managing Director

Emily Tate

<blockquote><p>I’m quite excited about the future here. Seeing the speed with which the industry has changed- it has been amazing to be a part of, so I’m really positive about it. <cite>Silvia Thom, Senior Director of Product at Zalora</cite></p></blockquote>
<p>Asia may be the future for many areas of business and culture, but in product it feels like most of the thought leadership is coming from Silicon Valley. #mtpcon Singapore brought together a panel of product leaders in Asia, led by Francois Le Nguyen, Form Lead at Entrepreneur First, to discuss the growing tech scene in the region, and why the future of product management lives in AsiaPac.</p>
<h3>Hear from some great product leaders in the region as they discuss:</h3>
<ul>
<li>The cultural challenges that make being a product leader difficult</li>
<li>How Asia’s vast diversity is an asset, and how to embrace its cultural richness</li>
<li>The skill gaps in the region, and where aspiring product managers should focus their growth</li>
<li>Nurturing local talent vs flying talent in</li>
<li>How Asia’s burgeoning product community will be key to developing the practice in the region</li>
<li>Are product managers in Asia too busy?</li>
<li>How to advocate for team autonomy in a traditional top-down culture</li>
<li>The experiences of women in tech in Asia</li>
<li>The future of product management in Asia, and how the product community is poised to move the practice forward not only in the region, but globally</li>
</ul>
<blockquote><p>I think one of the biggest challenges facing [product management in Asia] is to understand that we as product people are the leaders. <cite>Colin Pal, VP Product at Photobook</cite></p></blockquote>


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A year with ChatGPT and product innovation: Navigating the AI landscape

Mastering perspective – zoom in, zoom out as a product leader by Navya Rehani Gupta

Modern-day leadership by Janice Fraser

Master the art of leading through influence by Shyvee Shi

Is your innovation project on track? by Tendayi Viki

Finding your frosting as a product leader by Jeff Birkeland

Learnings from London: The secret sauce to hiring great product people by Kate Leto

Incomplete by design – Matt LeMay at MTP Engage Hamburg 2022

Learnings from London: Going from Meh to Awesome by Shiva Rajaraman

The art of product management with Ken Norton

The State of Product in AsiaPac

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