Leading Product Design
Leslie YangLeadership at the intersection of product design and business
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Years of experience: hiring myth or meaningful metric?
Years of experience can feel like a confusing and frustrating barrier when you feel qualified for a role that asks for more experience than you have. As a hiring manager, I’d love to demystify why job descriptions include years of experienc...
How to ensure your product design resume and portfolio get seen
As a hiring manager, I know it’s an incredibly challenging time to find a product design role. I’d love to offer tips and guidance to ensure you are set up for success.
Seven ways to protect teams from overwork
Layoffs. Plummeting morale. Return-to-office. Management layers flattened. More layoffs. Shrinking funding rounds. Smaller teams. Work feels harder now. I’ve spoken with numerous design leaders and it’s clear that more is being asked of all...
What a hiring manager looks for in product design portfolios and presentations: How to show you're a senior designer (Part 2 of 2)
A designer I mentor recently asked, “How do I show a hiring team that I’m a senior designer?” As a hiring manager, these are my four standout indicators for seniority: initiative, product thinking, scope, and innovation. These aren’t the on...
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Senior product design leader at Lyft, previously OpenTable and Pivotal Labs.
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