AI CXO

Jonathan Eide, VP of Operations at Replit and former ops leader at Coinbase and Meta, discusses running an AI-native company where every function builds its own software. He covers hiring two key archetypes, agents that replace manual tickets and analysts, a self-updating wins deck that killed slides, and how legacy firms can adopt agentic workflows.

Noam Lovinsky, CPO of Superhuman and ex-YouTube/Meta product leader, shares lessons from building AI-native teams. He explains why top-down AI mandates fail and how hiring for live AI fluency reshapes interviews. He discusses trading brand equity for bigger bets, getting PMs to push code, and what truly changes when execution costs collapse.

Mani Fazelli, VP of Product at Shopify who leads AI shopping strategy, discusses agentic commerce and how AI agents will shop for humans. He explores the crawl→fly stages of agentic commerce. Topics include SimGym for simulated AI buyer testing, how discovery and checkout change, dual human vs agent personas, and programmable USDC payments via the Shopify×Coinbase protocol.

Tamar, former CPO at Slack and a Venture Partner at IVP, has a rich history of leading and delivering innovative products on a massive scale. Previously, as the Chief Product Officer at Slack, she guided the product, design, and research sectors, witnessing a 10x revenue surge, the company's public listing, and its eventual acquisition by Salesforce. Prior to Slack, Tamar served as Vice President at Google, where she held pivotal product and engineering leadership roles, significantly contributing to flagship products like Search, Identity, and Privacy. In addition to her remarkable career, Tamar sits on the board of several public and private companies. In today's episode, we discuss: - Tamar’s fascinating journey through tech - What worked and what didn’t work at Google, Amazon and Slack - Why should we prioritize customer-centricity - Tactics to stay ahead of the trends - How to create a believable and compelling product strategy - How to keep your team motivated - How to manage alignment - The potential of foundational product management in driving growth - Diverse processes that can fit different organizational structures - The best OKRs - Impact of AI   Where to find Tamar Yehoshua: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tamar-yeh... Substack: https://substack.com/@tamaryehoshua Where to find Moe Ali: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/productfa... Twitter: https://twitter.com/productfaculty ProductFaculty: https://www.productfaculty.com/

Ami Vora, CPO at Faire, discusses her tech journey, forming a product vision, achieving product simplicity, career frameworks, operating amidst uncertainty, and optimizing careers. They also explore the future of product management, receiving genuine feedback, and the importance of judgment.

Brandon Chu, former VP of Product at Shopify, shares insights on high-conviction decision making for product managers. They discuss the value of the Minimum Viable Product mindset, mental models for product success, explaining new products, survivorship bias, the role of language models, and the potential of AI in streamlining document work and improving internal decision making.

This podcast with Shreyas Doshi, the most followed product leader in the world, we cover a range of topics on Successful Product Teams, Products and Careers. Listen in to hear: Why the most successful product companies still launch failed products. Why you need courage to be able to build products that are going to be successful. How AI is going to impact your Product Management career. 

In this podcast, you'll hear from P.J. Linarducci, the CPO of Thumbtack, on structuring product teams. It turns out that organizational structures are all flawed, and it's a myth that there is one "perfect" solution. Learn about the four-step process to ensure that you have the best structure to meet your needs, and discover when it makes sense to adapt it.

In this podcast, you’ll hear from Bradley Horowitz, a VP of Product at Google on what sets apart the best 0 to 1 PMs from the rest.  We’ll also touch on how PMs can develop their long-term thinking skills by developing the ability to “write science fiction”. Imagining the future by moving beyond the edges and constraints that we are used to.

In this podcast, you’ll hear from Surojit Chatterjee, the Chief Product Officer of Coinbase. Our conversation today will focus on three themes: the role of product in enabling disruptive technologies, the core PM skill set, and navigating your product career. Let’s dig right in.