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In a country that is low on Financial Literacy, Equities, ESOPs can be confusing for someone who has been offered some or has an opportunity to take them up. In collaboration with EquityList by AngelList India we bring you this episode which gives you the basics of ESOPs, Tax structure in India & some must knows.  For this I speak to Sahil who is the Head of Customer Success at EquityList of AngelList India. Prior to AngelList, Sahil was part of Squad Inc and soon realised his love for building a customer success driven Organisation Culture. With roots in Business operations, Sahil went on to Head the process of customer success for India and US at Squad before leaving to join EquityList earlier this year. 

Sahil firmly believes that a company’s entire culture should reflect a customer first approach from product building to delivery. Building and maintaining cordial relations with customers and business partners paves a strong path for growth.

Connect with Sahil to Learn about EquityList for your startup:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sahil-talwar-0b326610a/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/SahilTalwar24

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The topic of skills divide us as makers, designers & product managers.. Everyday you hear an opinion on what skills a makers should have. Should be a generalist or a specialist? Especially, when you are looking to run your startup do any of these skills even matter? What goes beyond just these skills? For this, I deep dive into a conversation with Misbah Ashraf, who is currently building Marsplay - a community-led commerce platform for fashion and beauty.

Misbah previously led product and growth at multiple global startups like Toymail, Spangle, Pulse.qa, Pursuit, Keygo.me backed by YC, Social Capital, Alexa Fund, True Ventures, Sequoia, Angel List, among others. He also dropped out of college earlier with his friends from IIT D to build a Fintech startup called Cibola, i.e. Venmo of India.

His passion lies in building products that users find delightful, and this drive is perfectly complemented by his love for people, numbers and winning. In his words, “All my energy comes from bringing order to chaos, solving problems before they surface and staying focused when the going gets tough”.

Connect with Misbah

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/misbahashraf/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/misbahspeaks

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Thank you so much for listening in to the Hireworthy Podcast! If you have any questions about your design careers, please drop us a note on twitter or Instagram and we’ll get answered soon from our speakers.

I’ll see you all in the next episode and thank you again!

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How do you actually learn more about something? It’s actually by doing the work. This method of learning by doing and putting yourself on the line can you give you actually teach you a lot more than going to a college for an MBA. 

We at Hireworthy had the privilege to talk to one of the most driven product leaders in the country, Shivangi Srivatsava who is the VP of Product at Khatabook and prior to this was a part of the Swiggy product team. Before swiggy she caught her ropes to product management by running a start up called Tazzo as it’s co-founder and CTO.

Shivangi shares her intuitive career journey and her thought process on building an organisation with strong product principles. 

Connect with Shivangi:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/shivangi_sriv

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shivangi-srivastava-36bb1323/

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Thank you so much for listening in to the Hireworthy Podcast! If you have any questions about your design careers, please drop us a note on twitter or Instagram and we’ll get answered soon from our speakers.

I’ll see you all in the next episode and thank you again! 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/hireworthy

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hireworthy/


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Hey everyone! We're back with another season of the Hireworthy Podcast. Hear us out on what's the focus for this season and what you can expect!

Let's begin this journey!

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One of the most important parts of being a designer or a problem solver is working with collaborating with our business stakeholders, conveying ideas and running experiments with them. Quite often there are misunderstandings and resolving them need some respect and empathy on both sides. To get a deeper understanding on how to collaborate with them, I spoke to Kshitij Bharadwaj.

Kshitij is a designer turned Product Manager and has been creating value for the past 8 years for companies like Gojek, Flipkart, Housing and many more. He currently heads a platform group at Gojek which builds communication and identity management tools.He’s also a Full stack developer and tinkers with open source libraries. 

This is also an episode which places emphasis on the fact that as designer or product managers we are makers and problem solvers too.

Connect with Kshitij

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kshitij_B

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kshitijb/

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With this episode we come to the end of season 1 of Hireworthy podcast.

Over the past few months, we’ve had the opportunity to talk to some great designers and product managers who shard their deep perspectives on how to be a problem solver or a designer and build your design and management careers well.

Over the candid conversations, we’ve learned that many problems can be solved well if you approach them with a sense of iterative-ness, urgency and curiosity. And that you can communicate with stakeholders effectively with empathy and if you are the face of design in your company, you must be the voice for your users and customers.

Overall as a maker and problem-solver, you can be a great interfae between all teams to ensure products are shipped in the best possible way.

It’s been a great experience for me to host them all, have real conversations and bring some much needed perspectives. Thank you for journeying along with me through this season. I’ll be bringing more amazing conversations for the Season 2, so stay tuned and thanks again very much. Stay safe and have a good time.

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So what does a user experience designer do in a growth stage startup? If you’ve had so many questions then in this episode we talk Arjun Arunkumar. Arjun Arunkumar who is currently working with Swiggy and leads the consumer apps for Swiggy. He has had previous stints in Ola and Housing where he learned and honed his skills.

Connect with Arjun: https://twitter.com/AverageIntel

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Thank you so much for listening in to the Hireworthy Podcast! If you have any questions about your design careers, please drop us a note on twitter or Instagram and we’ll get answered soon from our speakers.

I’ll see you all in the next episode and thank you again!

Twitter: https://twitter.com/hireworthy

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hireworthy/

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