The Surprising Secrets of Exceptional Product Leaders | Jessica Hall | TEDxPearlStreet

What makes a product leader truly exceptional? Many think it’s their brilliant ideas or their ability to get the job done. Jessica Hall knows that the secret to leading top product teams goes far beyond what leaders do; it’s all about how they do it and in this fascinating talk she shares their secrets to developing breakthrough technologies.

[puneetwalia]

Summarizing:
1. Exceptional product leaders are not defined by their ideas or execution.
2. Exceptional product leaders teach their teams how to think, listen, and solve customer problems.
3. Understanding customer needs is crucial for exceptional product leadership.
4. Exceptional product leaders focus on meeting customer needs and helping the business grow.
5. Exceptional product leaders change their teams' mindset to focus on solving customer problems and helping the business grow.
6. The common application focuses on access, equity, and integrity in the college admissions process.
7. Exceptional product leaders create a detailed picture of the customer and talk about the market and how the product helps
8. Exceptional product leaders paint a compelling vision of the future and provide space for their team's ideas and contribution.

[sealow]

Leverage high quality product personas rooted in customer research and customer empathy.
Champion the most strategically important persona in the form of a customer story which can be used as the basis for company vision communication and product team inspiration.

[Deborah___]

My emotional wish: may you smile always.

[Nancy_a]

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[amadidaniel]

Learn how to tell your customers story!

[mt]

This is how to generate more of the same

[scottwhittle]

Seems like she should have enumerated the top three and then compare and contrast on why those lead to product success

[heykike]

Only 2 concrete advices.
Overuse of Toastmasters tecniques.
The title of this video promises more than it actually delivers.

[rasimmuftiev]

She lost me at the half of her speech...