From pinpointing the Job-to-be-Done to creating successful users and knowing when it's time to rebuild a product, we look back at our favorite lessons and insights from past episodes. Guests include Julie Zhuo, Jason Fried, Matt Hodges, Michael Pryor, Sarah Hatter, Bob Moesta and Samuel Hulick.

Lessons in product: Julie Zhuo, Jason Fried, Michael Pryor and more

In 2013 Ryan Hoover founded Product Hunt, a community of product enthusiasts who share and discover new products every day. In this interview with Intercom's Adam Risman, Ryan talks about his journey from product management to founder, scaling a community of enthusiasts, and tips for founders to trying to stand out from the crowd.

Ryan Hoover, Founder at Product Hunt

Before Asana was a publicly available product, Jackie Bavaro was guiding the company’s product decisions behind the scenes as its first product manager. In this chat with Intercom Director of Product Management Brian Donohue, she shares the way her product team works, how they tackle scoping and prioritization, how to balance intuition with data, and much more.

Jackie Bavaro, Head of Product Management at Asana

Founded only six years ago in a small Midwestern college town, Zapier has built not only a workplace automation tool that connects with more than 800 apps, but also a profitable business. Co-founder and CEO Wade Foster explains how to market what appears like a technical product to non-technical users, why Zapier took a lean approach to fundraising, how and when to move your product upmarket, and much more.

Wade Foster, co-founder and CEO at Zapier

For any business to grow, user onboarding must be top of mind. It's the one thing all your users will do, and to be effective, it must evolve alongside your business. Pulled from some of our favorite onboarding conversations to date, Casey Winters, Joanna Wiebe, Scott Belsky, Samuel Hulick and Shaun Clowes share their best practices.

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