
Four simple questions will tell you where your organisation stands on today’s wide-ranging ideological spectrum.
Ayman is a Product leader (ex-Paypal + Index and Accel VC backed startups' experience) and his work involves managing PMs, designing organizations, and scaling product teams. He advises startup founders on product strategy and org building (through his consultancy, Rockwae) and he runs an online career accelerator, Worksprint.tech, which tackles the challenges of preparing talent and companies for the future of work. Ayman is passionate about creating healthier and more purposeful workplaces.
Ayman has recently also co-lectured and co-built INSEAD's first Product Management course for the MBA program.
Four simple questions will tell you where your organisation stands on today’s wide-ranging ideological spectrum.
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