CPO @ GetYourGuide. Formerly Product @Instagram and @Twitter, Dasient ($TWTR), McKinsey. Love building products, reading, writing, cooking, being a dad.

San Francisco, CA
Joined April 2007
I recently published "The Rule of 70%," a tool for product teams to make decisions quickly and avoid being on the wrong side of the speed / accuracy trade-off. medium.com/@ameet/the-rule-o…
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Strong opinions, loosely held: "Allow your intuition to guide you to a conclusion, no matter how imperfect — this is the ‘strong opinion’ part. Then –and this is the ‘weakly held’ part– prove yourself wrong. Engage in creative doubt…” — @ameet link.medium.com/cgAlxbPj9fb
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• Study hard. • What others think of you is none of your business. • It's OK not to have all the answers. • Experiment, Fail, Learn and Repeat. • Knowledge comes from experience. • Imagination is important. • Do what interests you the most. • Stay curious.
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96% of China’s urban households owned at least one home, compared to 65% homeownership rate in the US
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Urban Chinese households have 78% of their wealth tied up in residential property, vs 35% in the US where more people invest in stocks and pensions
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Becoming the preeminent locus of agglomeration for the world's plucky up-and-comers has been one of the US's greatest achievements and most potent advantages.
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I have donated to the Equal Justice Initiative (@eji_org) and the NAACP LDF (@NAACP_LDF) to support their efforts to protect the rights of black people and to fight police brutality
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Camus captures the feelings in the community so perfectly: illness, separation from loved ones (due to travel restrictions), exile and loneliness. As the plague progresses, there is first a dull acceptance, but then resistance to the restrictions in the community.
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Camus puts himself and his own experiences suffering from tuberculosis (and being quarantined at times) into the story. We learn much about the human spirit through extreme situations like the plague. Very relevant book right now!
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What I liked: her principles and values (always be learning; face your fears head on; contribution to others is the definition of success) and her many anecdotes and stories. She drew upon many experiences from her childhood, from FDR, and the events of her time.
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UPDATE: We care about our community. GetYourGuide offers full flexibility to all customers. Free cancellation up to 24h in advance for all experiences. Read further details in the post below. #COVID19 getyourguide.com/magazine/20…
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I just finished reading “A Line in the Sand” by James Baar, a book about the competition in the 20th century between France and the UK for domination in the Middle East. I give the book 5/5 ⭐️. My key take-aways from the book:
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