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Tomer Cohen

Chief product officer at LinkedIn overseeing teams responsible for LinkedIn products and experiences.

2 episodes · 3 sourced appearances

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Innovation7 steps

AI-First Product Leadership: Hold the Paddles

If AI steers your product, the product leader must own the objective, features, data and infra.

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Strategy5 steps

Backwards From the Peak: Ambition Set by Potential, Not by Numbers

Derive goals from what the thing could be, then work backwards; today's numbers are not the anchor.

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Strategy2 steps

Benefit = (Volume × Quality) / Time

Measure AI-building impact as experimentation volume times quality, divided by time to launch

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Mindset6 steps

Conviction-Over-Demand Career Navigation

Stop chasing the most in-demand role; chase the conviction where you can make a dent and learn.

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Innovation6 steps

Diverge-Then-Converge Roadmap Reset

On a platform shift: drop the roadmap, keep the objective, let teams go crazy, then pick 4-5 bets.

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Mindset2 steps

Don't Wait for the Re-Org

If you're waiting for a formal declaration to build differently, you're already too late

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Innovation2 steps

Golden Samples Over Full Corpus

Curate a small set of gold examples for your AI, don't dump your whole knowledge base on it

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Strategy7 steps

The Carve-Out Cohort Turnaround

To fix a load-bearing product, secede from the metrics system with a small randomized cohort.

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Leadership2 steps

The Five Traits to Keep, Automate the Rest

Protect where humans shine — vision, empathy, communication, creativity, judgment — and automate everything else

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Innovation4 steps

The Full-Stack Builder Model

Empower one builder to take an idea to market end-to-end, regardless of role or team

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Leadership6 steps

We Might Be Wrong, But We Are Not Confused

Make being wrong cheap and being confused unacceptable, in both thought and execution.

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