What are the key skills one should target to learn to grow in Trust & Risk , as a Product Manager ?
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Suhas Manangi
Snap Head of Product - Trust & Safety • June 6
Trust & Risk is a specific domain, so generalist PM would need to pivot to become a domain PM. This will require launching solutions across multiple years. Fraud evolves every year, but over 90% still remains the same decade long type. Payment Risk is a good stepping stone. Balacing security with usability (frictions to stop bad actors) which translates to doing a trade off between fraud loss and revenue loss is a new skill PMs have to develop.
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