When establishing product operations, what do your 30 / 60 / 90 look like?
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Twilio Sr. Dir, Product - Technology Partners • April 28
30: listen, learn, pull data, conduct cross-dept & key stakeholder interviews. Immediately get with finance to understand the product business model & resourcing.
60: Propose high / medium / low plans in alignment with revenue / customer acquisition targets. Get approvals across key stakeholders.
90: Start phased build against proposed plans. Run internal campaign across key leaders / stakeholders to socialize plan, timelines, feedback loops.
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