Holly’s Talk on “Becoming a High Growth Product Leader with Continuous Discovery” at Women In Product is available to watch on YouTube. Read More
Holly’s Interview with Product Voices
Upcoming Data-Driven Product Decisions Workshop Announcement for Nov 10 & 11
Holly Hester-Reilly will be holding a 2 day workshop on Data-Driven Product Decisions on November 10-11, 2022. Grab your tickets now and don’t miss out. Read More
Holly’s Women In Product Talk is Available on Youtube
Holly’s Talk on “Becoming a High Growth Product Leader with Continuous Discovery” at Women In Product is available to watch on YouTube. Read More
The Ken Norton Hypothesis: Product Is Best Taught Through Apprenticeship
In this episode of the Product Science Podcast, we cover Ken’s 14 year history and learnings from his time at Google, what it’s like to build products with mass appeal, his approach on how to be an authentic leader, and how product is best learned under an apprenticeship model. Read More
The Dan Olsen Hypothesis: You Can’t Just Take What You Learn In A Big Company And Apply It To A Startup
In this episode of the Product Science Podcast, we cover Dan’s journey through product at both enterprises and startups, how that experience became the Lean Product movement, and what product managers can expect at all stages of their career. Read More
The Sam Haveson Hypothesis: The Artfulness of Product Management is Identifying Customer Needs
In this episode of the Product Science Podcast, we cover Sam’s career in product, testing and experimentation at different scales from startup to enterprise, and how to do real time experiments to measure progress. Read More
The Caroline Rose Hypothesis: Absolutely Everybody Should Be Involved In Discovery Research
In this episode of the Product Science Podcast, we cover Caroline’s career in product, how she uses story telling to align different teams, how to get buy in for continuous experimentation at companies large and small, and how even a failed experiment can yield positive results. Read More
The Janel Wellborn Hypothesis: Teams Should Celebrate Learning Fast, Not Failing Fast
In this episode of the Product Science Podcast, we cover Janel’s journey into product working at large retailers like the Gap & Macy’s, transitioning from waterfall to agile. We also cover how to iterate behavioral changes in an organization, and how to embrace quick failed experiments to help build the right products. Read More
The Karthik Suresh Hypothesis: Even Amazing Products Fail Without the Right Go-To-Market
In this episode of the Product Science Podcast, we cover Karthik’s lessons learned in being an entrepreneur trying to find product market fit. We also cover what it’s like to be a product manager at an organization like Facebook building features that affect users at large scale. And we answer how to build a go to market strategy for businesses of varying stages of development. Read More
The Kate Leto Hypothesis: Human Skills Are Teachable
In this episode of the Product Science Podcast, we cover Kate’s journey through product, the value of 1 on 1 communication and emotional intelligence in product. We cover how organizations handle large scale transformations, and how to coaching is like therapy. Read More