Update
The highlight of recent weeks was being a guest on Niall Maher's podcast to talk about my Product journey and my experience seeing Flipdish grow to become a unicorn. You can listen to that here. Aside from that, the karting season has kicked off again! This season has
Tillotson T4
Summary and analysis of Kartworld race track in Watergrasshill for the T4 senior kart. Sprocket range, facilities and what's nearby
Media
It was a pleasure to join Niall and talk openly about my Product journey, and what it was like being an early Product team member in Flipdish, Ireland's latest Unicorn
Product Building
Three years ago I joined Flipdish as their first Product Manager. Back then it was a startup that had found product market fit and just needed to execute quickly and grow. I had product experience, but I think the kicker that got me the job was that I built my
Product Management
This post is a note to my future self for the next project I want to build. There doesn't seem to be any great resources out there for this, so I thought I'd share my thoughts publicly. If you're asking yourself "do I
Product Management
This is post 2/2 of my responses to a curious aspiring Product Manager who reached out to me on Linkedin. Valerio wanted to know: 1. What do you like most about your role? 2. What is the biggest challenge your product management team is facing right now? See below
Recently on Linkedin an aspiring Product Manager reached out to ask me a few questions. Valerio wanted to know two things: 1. What do you like most about your role? 2. What is the biggest challenge your product management team is facing right now? See below my answer to question
Tillotson T4
Here are the things I wish I knew when I started racing the Tillotson t4 series.
Tillotson T4
These are the critical checks to do on your Tillotson T4 kart before taking it out on the track. Don't let a loose bolt ruin your day
Product Management
Most people complain about hiring. It can be one of the most energy-draining activities. Over the years I've worked with excellent managers who've helped me refine a simple yet effective hiring system which I think is a great starting point for any company looking to
Product Management
If you've ever had to hire even a single person, you know how much of a mine-field it can be. In my experience, hiring excellent Product Managers is even more tricky than other roles because there's no traditional 3rd level course of education that covers
Product Management
Product Managers should have a basic technical ability. Testing for that ability is critical when hiring Product Managers, here's how to do that
