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Saikat Paul
Asana Head of Product Operations • December 19
This is very similar to the question, "How do you manage changes in product strategy or direction and ensure that operational processes remain adaptable?"
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Saikat Paul
Asana Head of Product Operations • December 19
Change is inevitable. In product operations, designing adaptable processes to navigate it is key. How? This three-pronged approach minimizes the pain of pivoting and keeps us agile: * Explicit Decision Points: Each process stage should culminate in a clear decision point. Think research in......Read More
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Saikat Paul
Asana Head of Product Operations • December 19
An environment for effective collaboration requires continuous support and nurturing, all built on a foundation of trust and transparency 🌱 Trust and transparency * Shared Goals and KPIs: Align everyone on company-wide goals and show how each department can contribute to the bigger pictur......Read More
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Saikat Paul
Asana Head of Product Operations • December 19
I leverage a variety of methodologies and frameworks to streamline operations, depending on the specific challenge and context. Here are some of my go-to tools: Lean Methodologies: * Identify and eliminate waste: Monitor cycle times to find waste and bottlenecks in your processes. Did an ......Read More
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Saikat Paul
Asana Head of Product Operations • December 19
This is an easy one for me 🙂 I’m very lucky to be at a company where we can actually dogfood our product 24/7. As an operations lead, Asana is my tool of choice (de facto or not). I love the flexibility of the data model, the power of automations, and the ease of use. At Asana, dogfooding is a ......Read More
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Saikat Paul
Asana Head of Product Operations • December 19
The most important thing I’ve learned about feedback is that it is not given unless requested and is predicated on a safe environment. Hearing 'everything is great' feels good, but it often masks areas for improvement. We've learned that the most valuable feedback reveals both strengths and wea......Read More
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