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How Gamma pulled off their AI pivot | Jon Noronha (Co-founder and CPO of Gamma) Jul 24, 2026 · 15 mentions

  • ▶ 2:47 Jon Noronha Uh, there's like a billion people that use PowerPoint and Google Slides every month, and they're not happy with it. 4 times in the scene
  • ▶ 24:58 Jon Noronha The companies that have come closest, you know, you probably say Google Slides and maybe Keynote,
  • ▶ 30:26 Brett Berson I think at Google Slides has talented technologists and product builders. 5 times in the scene
  • ▶ 30:44 Jon Noronha If you think about who's buying the Google suite or the Microsoft Office suite, nobody's doing it by comparing the feature set of PowerPoint versus Google Slides.
  • ▶ 31:12 Jon Noronha The thing that I've heard secondhand is that, you know, when Google was thinking about where to put its AI resources, of course they're going to throw those at Search, which is its flagship, you know, core product, rather than something…
  • ▶ 31:12 Jon Noronha The thing that I've heard secondhand is that, you know, when Google was thinking about where to put its AI resources, of course they're going to throw those at Search, which is its flagship, you know, core product, rather than something…
  • ▶ 31:39 Brett Berson Like, you could argue Google Sheets is like an example of this. 2 times in the scene

Playing it safe with marketing is the riskiest thing you can do | Sheila Joglekar Vashee (Figma CMO) Jun 4, 2026 · 4 mentions

  • ▶ 35:51 Sheila Joglekar Vashee You know, my favorite marketing campaign, I'm gonna go way back in time, so this is not answering your last few years' prompt, was back in the day, the marketing around Chrome. 3 times in the scene
  • ▶ 36:20 Sheila Joglekar Vashee And it was, it was around Chrome, and it was across kind of Google products, and it was talking about users and how they interacted with those products.

Why old-school sales work still wins in the AI era | Graham Moreno (Head of GTM, Parallel) May 21, 2026 · 1 mention

AI killed the product roadmap | Diya Jolly (CPO & CTO of Xero) Apr 30, 2026 · 2 mentions

  • ▶ 8:19 Diya Jolly I'm, I'm, I'm a very Google PM in some ways.
  • ▶ 38:49 Diya Jolly Basically, I actually switch my browser from Chrome to Safari so that I can't actually get into my Word browser and literally go and see, like, what are people saying about it?

How to build a company when you’re not an optimist | Jay Kreps (Co-founder and CEO, Confluent) Mar 26, 2026 · 3 mentions

  • ▶ 11:59 Jay Kreps And there was, there was a whole revolution happening around distributed systems and, and distributed computing that kind of Google was pioneering, but it was all locked up inside Google. 2 times in the scene
  • ▶ 29:49 Jay Kreps Yeah, it was Google and Facebook and so on.

The product wisdom every CPO should ignore | Jeremy Epling (CPO, Vanta) Mar 19, 2026 · 2 mentions

  • ▶ 1:58 Jeremy Epling It was like, we used all Google tools.
  • ▶ 43:08 Jeremy Epling Now that, now that like Google docs have tabs, it's kind of all in like one doc with a lot of different tabs that we call the product plan doc.

Snowflake’s first sales hire on scaling from $0 to $3.5B | Chris Degnan (Former CRO, Snowflake) Feb 26, 2026 · 1 mention

Executive Function: Build systems that can decide without you | Jeanne DeWitt Grosser (COO, Vercel) Feb 5, 2026 · 7 mentions

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