My thoughts on mentoring

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Thought-provoking exploration of the challenges and realities facing small businesses in today's economic landscape and a revolutionary new approach to growth.

A “try before you buy” sales experience has become a pillar of the Product Lead Growth/self-service sales world, however getting a trial right is more nuanced.

Embrace vulnerability and transform workplace dynamics. Foster trust, innovation, and stronger teams through authenticity.

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Konstantin Malkov is a product manager with over 7 years of experience building customer-centric consumer mobile apps. Passionate about sustainable growth.

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The member count on platforms like Discord and Telegram is increasing daily, yet the number of users actively using the product remains unchanged.

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The first half of 2024 has seen major enterprise SaaS players like Salesforce reporting declining sales, reflecting the broader challenges businesses have collectively faced this year. Working against influences like high interest rates, the economic uncertainty…

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This is an article by Eko Adetolani that explains low-effort ways that people can use to get recognition and visibility for their work.

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