Break Your Own Product Rules by Tinder Product Manager

from The Product Podcast · host Ryan Mick

In this episode, Ryan Mick, Designer and Product Manager at Tinder, discusses the importance of breaking the rules you set yourself. B peeling back the rules you put in place on your product, you give users reasons to stay, because you are in effect adding more value to their experience. Social Links: Find out more about Product School here Follow our Podcast on TikTok here Follow Product School on LinkedIn here

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