Ep 01·Jul 1, 2026·48 min
How the PM Role Has Shifted (and How We're Adapting)
A conversation about AI tools, changing product roles, product judgement and whether everyone is now expected to become a prompt engineer.
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Ep 01July 1, 2026·48 min
How the PM Role Has Shifted (and How We're Adapting)
A conversation about AI tools, changing product roles, product judgement and whether everyone is now expected to become a prompt engineer.
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Anuraag Hota
Product and tech generalist. Firmly believes the best roadmap is one you can still recognise a month later.
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Amarjeet Sahoo
Builder at heart. Happiest when a messy problem gets untangled over a long, opinionated conversation.
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Rishav Raj
Product thinker with a soft spot for edge cases, retros, and the stories teams only tell after the deadline.
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Sarvesh Chand
Engineer, tinkerer, and reluctant meeting-holder. Collects war stories from shipping software in the real world.
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