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Trideep Hazra

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š‘Ø š‘®š’‚š’Žš’† š’š’‡ š‘Æš’Šš’…š’† & š‘ŗš’†š’†š’Œ š’š’ š‘³š’Šš’š’Œš’†š’…š‘°š’'š’” š‘Ŗš’‰š’‚š’• I recently had one of those š’„š’‰š’‚š’Š-š’ƒš’“š’†š’‚š’Œ moments of frustration on LinkedIn. Picture this: I'm trying to respond to a message, but the reply button is nowhere to be found. It was like searching for a specific š’Žš’‚š’”š’‚š’š’‚ š’„š’‰š’‚š’Š stall in a bustling marketā€”utterly perplexing! Being a product manager, I can't help but think about how even a tiny design oversight can wreak havoc on user experience. LinkedIn's whole mission is about connecting professionals, and a seamless chat experience is essential to that goal. It's crucial for product managers to use the products they create. Think of it like tasting your own š’Žš’Šš’•š’‰š’‚š’Š before serving it to guests. By experiencing the product firsthand, we can spot pain points elevating empathy and devise specific solutions that genuinely delight users. What are your thoughts? šŸ¤” Did you know that šŸ“šŸ­.šŸµ% of smartphone users prefer dark mode? šŸ¤Æ Check Reply šŸ‘‡

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