June
June
Managing a low frequency product is hard given that you get a small window of time with the consumers.
In this 16-hour-long intense workshop covering close to 30+ consumer infrequent products such as jobs, dating, taxes, etc, Vivek will distill the practical strategies to products where consumers transact infrequently.
Vivek is a seasoned product leader with over 18 years of experience and over a dozen years in product management of low-frequency products.
Vivek was instrumental in scaling the product team at PropertyGuru to be outcome oriented and was part of a team that grew 7x in revenue in a short span of time leading to a successful IPO.
Before PropertyGuru, Vivek was a successful product leader at Intuit, managing their flagship product, Turbo Tax (desktop), generating half a billion dollar revenue annually.
He was also part of the core team that launched Amazon in India and the first unbanked product at PayPal.
Vivek has been coaching and teaching for a decade and has impacted close 1000 PMs across Asia.. He believes product management is best learned by thinking in first principles. ICED theory will tease your ability to think differently around low frequency products.
Our curriculum is designed to give you the tools to do the job, not a certificate that qualifies you for the job. We focus on practical aspects that make you adept at working on the problems of an infrequent product.
Vivek has interviewed hundreds of product managers across various companies. You will learn concepts in a step-by-step and simple-to-understand manner, so that you can ace your current product and future interviews.
Product management is nothing but a way of thinking. Our material is a culmination of years of experience at top companies in various stages, from startups to scale-ups to enterprises.
Understanding infrequent behaviours of customers is not so straightforward. We will spend some time uncovering the nuances of uncovering insights.
We will learn about BELT, a framework to understand and classify customer problems. Further, we will learn a bit about framing these problems in the right way.
We will learn about OPEN, an approach to craft value propositions for the problems classified using BELT.
We will understand what are the problems and issues around low-frequency products.
We will understand what are the problems and issues around low-frequency products.
We will gain understanding of the role of control over experience in a low frequency product.
The most crucial of all the four dimensions is E. We will unpack various components that affect engagement and look at strategies to navigate the aspect of engagement.
We will look at factors that make a product distinguishable from other products. The last thing that you want in a low frequency product is being non-differentiated.
We bring it all home using ICED theory canvas, a tool to plot your strategy and connect it to clear outcomes.
June
June