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Zero to One: Product Journeys

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by Raman Rajakumar

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Zero to One features bi-weekly conversations with some of the world's best Product leaders, unpacking the real decisions behind building and scaling category-defining products. Each episode focuses on trade-offs, judgment calls, and lessons that help sharpen how you think and operate as a product professional. Featured guests have come from foundational companies, including AWS, Stripe, UiPath, Twilio, Amplitude, X, Box, Google, 1Password, PrizePicks, VMware, Fitbit, Gusto, Upwind Security, Salesforce, Freshworks, PayPal, and many more.

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Recent Episodes

June 12, 2026

Data Is the Moat: What Working with the Frontier Labs Actually Teaches You | Deepak Tiwari

<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/detiwari" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">Deepak Tiwari</a> came up through engineering and strategy consulting at Accenture before moving into product, and his career has run through some of the most consequential AI and infrastructure builds of the last 15 years, across Google, Lyft, Turing, and Meta. At Turing, he served as CPO and built the training data platform used by OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepMind, and Meta. Before that, he helped take Google Cloud from fewer than $0 to $500M in annual revenue. He's now at Meta, leading product across ranking, relevance, and generative AI systems at Instagram scale.In this episode, we cover:<ul><li>What it took to pitch Google Cloud's CEO on a net-new product from scratch, and what happened when customers started using it in ways the team never anticipated</li><li>How the enterprise transformation playbook that worked at Google Cloud became the blueprint for Turing's 10x growth</li><li>What working directly with the frontier labs taught him about why data is the real moat in AI</li><li>Building Meta's first generative AI ads product with no prior playbook, and reading transformer and diffusion model papers from scratch to understand what was actually possible</li><li>Why the biggest drivers of user experience at Lyft had nothing to do with the app, and everything to do with backend ML</li><li>The three levers that actually improve a model, and why good PMs need to hold all three in view</li><li>Why the manager who barely had time for one-on-ones taught Deepak the most important career lesson</li></ul>An interesting conversation for PMs and product leaders who want to understand how AI products actually get built, from the infrastructure up.

May 29, 2026

Build vs Buy, Acquisition Integration, and Launching Agentic AI in Construction | Rajitha Chaparala

<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/rajithachaparala/" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">Rajitha Chaparala</a> has spent 20 years building data and AI products in some of the world's most heavily regulated industries. She founded Intralinks' AI Center of Excellence, scaled the data platform at ZoomInfo through two simultaneous acquisitions delivering eight figures of incremental revenue in year one, and has spent the last four years as VP of Product for Data and AI at Procore, bringing AI into one of the most document-heavy, safety-critical industries in the world.In this episode, we cover:<ul><li>How she built AI for M&A due diligence when she couldn't access actual customer documents, and why crowdsourcing training data on Upwork was the only path forward</li><li>The redaction product that emerged as a happy accident from the same NLP foundation, and what that taught her about building on existing platforms</li><li>The five principles she used to run two massive parallel workstreams during ZoomInfo's acquisition integration, and why clarity of vision matters more than process when you're moving fast</li><li>The build vs buy decision at every company she's been at, and why the answer has been different every time</li><li>Why human-in-the-loop isn't a limitation in construction AI, it's the right design for where accuracy and governance currently stand</li><li>Why she hires for adaptability above everything else, and what breaks when you don't</li></ul>A conversation for data and AI product leaders who want a grounded view of what it takes to build AI products in industries that don't forgive mistakes.

May 15, 2026

Building Across Every Platform Shift - Google, Oculus VR and Beyond | Robert Hamilton

Firstly, welcome to Season 3, and thank you to all my listeners! Please follow and rate the show so I can keep bringing on incredible Product leaders on the podcast! <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/roberthamiltoncoach/" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">Robert Hamilton</a> has been building products since before the Web existed. He founded the world's first SMS search company in 1999, spent 8 years at Google shipping the Google Mobile App, Voice Search, and Nexus hardware, and helped build the Oculus VR platform before anyone had figured out headset retention. He now helps and coaches PMs and product leaders full-time to accelerate their careers. In this episode, we cover:<ul><li>What it was like building Scan Mobile in 1999, raising $10M, and learning that being early pays the same as being wrong</li><li>How Google approached app distribution before app stores existed, and what that bet taught the team about building for the future</li><li>The real challenge of VR retention and why getting someone to put something on their head is harder than it sounds</li><li>What keeps pulling Robert toward the frontier rather than the established thing</li><li>Why the biggest barrier holding PMs back has nothing to do with skills or AI tools</li><li>His framework for PMs at every stage: increase clarity and drive progress</li></ul>A conversation for PMs who want to think differently about building, navigating platform shifts, and understanding themselves before they try to understand the technology. You can find out more about Robert's current work <a href="https://www.accelerationcoach.com/" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">here</a>.

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What is Zero to One: Product Journeys?: Zero to One features bi-weekly conversations with some of the world's best Product leaders, unpacking the real decisions behind building and scaling category-defining products. Each episode focuses on trade-offs, judgment calls, and lessons that help sharpen how you think and operate as a product professional.

Featured guests have come from foundational companies, including AWS, Stripe, UiPath, Twilio, Amplitude, X, Box, Google, 1Password, PrizePicks, VMware, Fitbit, Gusto, Upwind Security, Salesforce, Freshworks, PayPal, and many more.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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