How do veteran professionals create MVPs that turn into popular products? (Trailer)

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Works Fine For Me

The Software House

11 episodes

3 weeks ago

Want to know how veterans who build digital products think and work? Without spending thousands? Lucky you - this is your podcast.

Each episode is an audio story. Chris Kobylecki, the COO of a $40M VC, reveals the decisions top product professionals take to create MVPs that win over the market.

Lift off your career by learning what actually works for companies with a proven product-market fit including CM.com, Mobiko, Finimize, or Obligate.

Works Fine For Me was created by The Software House (tsh.io) and produced by Cleverhearted Showrunners (cleverhearted.com).

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How do veteran professionals create MVPs that turn into popular products? (Trailer)

Works Fine For Me

2 minutes

2 years ago

How do veteran professionals create MVPs that turn into popular products? (Trailer)

Want to know which decisions and strategies work for professionals who build and grow hot digital products? Tune into Works Fine For Me, a new narrative podcast to borrow their brain and learn to make better choices.

> The first episode arrives on Feb 28th — we will debate decisions that can make or break an MVP.
Will it be any good? Let’s see.

Chis Kobylecki, our host, has a good BS (= basic science) filter, as he has reviewed over 5000 digital products for a potential investment as a COO of a VC.
Our experts only include those with a strong track record in MVP development.
You can expect references to real projects — often for big-name businesses.

> Find the first episode at tsh.io/works-fine-for-me/ or on the podcast platform you like.

Works Fine For Me was created by The Software House, a software company that has helped over 160+ businesses build effective digital products and master their development operations. Visit tsh.io and see how we can help.

This podcast was produced by Cleverhearted Showrunners (cleverhearted.com).