In this episode of the Product Divergence Series, host Nacho Andrade steps into the dynamic world of entrepreneurship with Prive Founder & CEO Alex Craciun. Drawing from his transformative journey transitioning from a product role at Uber to founding his own venture, Craciun delves into a myriad of invaluable insights. He deftly navigates the delicate balance between "substance" and "optics" in business, emphasizing the art of effective framing and the power of a compelling vision. Craciun sheds light on the significance of building a robust team and fostering a supportive network – one of many crucial startup insights shared here. His advice resonates with aspiring entrepreneurs, particularly product managers seeking to venture into the startup landscape. From the nuanced dynamics of marketing to the design intricacies of crafting a product, Craciun underscores the importance of collaboration across various functions. Moreover, he unveils the secret behind captivating pitches and the relentless pursuit of speed and execution.
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EP 316 - Prive Founder & CEO on Startup Insights, Vision Crafting, and the Art of Scaling
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Produced by Products That Count, a 501(c)3 nonprofit that helps everyone build great products, this podcast is an award-winning show by and for product minds, with millions of downloads and a 5-star rating on most major platforms. Each of the 300+ episodes features a product leader interviewing another product leader and exploring what it takes to build great products. Recent ones feature the Chief Product Officers of Brex, Glassdoor, Experian and more.
About Us: Products that Count is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that helps everyone build great products. It celebrates product excellence through coveted Awards that inspire 500,000+ product managers and honor great products and the professionals responsible for their success. It accelerates the career and rise to the C-suite of 30% of all Product Managers globally by providing exceptional programming – including award-winning podcasts and popular newsletters – for free. It acts as a trusted advisor to all CPOs at Fortune 1000, and publishes key insights from innovative companies, like Capgemini, SoFi, and Amplitude, that turn product success into business success. Learn more at ProductsThatCount.com.Listen on
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