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Tallinn Product Group(tpg.ee) hosts Tallinn Product Group Podcast, a technology show with 28 episodes published.
We’re back! After an eight-month breather—long enough for the tech world to reinvent itself a dozen times over—Anna-Liisa and Maria have finally refilled their cups. Welcome back to Product Rants. While we’re sticking to
I wanted to talk to someone who builds vibe coding tool, IDE or similar for a while. Also I wanted to talk to a designer about vibe coding tools. Seems like we hit a bingo in this one😄 In this episode, we spoke with Vit
The VC market in 2025 is brutal - too difficult to raise a round.So how do you actually raise your first round when all you have is a prototype and a dream? 🎙️ Guest: Vladimir Ivanov – Co-founder & CTO at Supplied (ex-B
Human written text:In this episode, Toomas and Anna-Liisa are trying out a new format: a more regular, unscripted conversation about the realities of product work and current news in the product world. Instead of polishe
After a summer hiatus, in sync with the rest of the northern hemisphere, we are back recharged and ready to deep-dive into the world of people management. Welcome back to Product Rants, where Anna-Liisa and Maria, two pr
Guest: Reelika Ein, CPO at Eesti Loto Host: Urmo Keskel, co-founder of Phishbite Reelika’s background is not the usual one for a product leader. She has worked in HR in many different roles before stepping into product.
Every new tool nowadays is branded "AI-powered," how do we separate the real from the buzzword? This episode digs into what actually defines an AI product - and what makes managing it so damn complex. 🎙️ Guest: Liisi Ge
Welcome back to Product Rants, where Anna-Liisa and Maria grab their coffee (this time also a whole bucket of popcorn 🍿 and a lot of kitty material 🐾) to vent about the chaos, contradictions, and curveballs of product
Finding early traction in marketing is tough—especially for B2B SaaS startups trying to compete with bigger players in saturated channels. To solve this, Modash doubled down on SEO and built a content-driven engine that
This episode with Pavlo Pedenko is a refreshingly honest conversation about the messy, non-linear journey from PM to founder. We talk about what actually happens when you build a company on the side, raise money while em
Welcome back to Product Rants, where Anna-Liisa and Maria grab their coffee (plus vastlakuklid) and vent about the chaos, contradictions, and curveballs of product management. In this episode, we're flipping the script o
Burnout is an issue that many professionals face. According to Mind the Product, 80% of product managers experience burnout at least once in their career. In this episode, Henrik Veromann, founder of Burnout HQ, shares h
Finding skilled product managers is tough—demand is higher than supply, especially in smaller markets. To solve this, Wise started a Product Academy to train new PMs instead of spending months searching for senior ones.
We start with Almonzer's story about moving from project management to product management and the skills that helped him succeed. He also explains what success means for a PM and how his view has changed over time. Almon
Welcome back to Product Rants, where Anna-Liisa and Maria grab their coffee and vent about the chaos, contradictions, and curveballs of product management. In this episode, we’re rolling out one of the biggest culprits b
Back in November 2024 I sat with Rainer Loopere and had a warm conversation that we bring you in this publication. We spoke about his views on open feedback culture, how to practice it, and the skills required for it to
A conversation with Markus Palm, co-founder of Featurebase, about building a successful bootstrapped SaaS company at age 21. Markus shares insights on product development, distribution strategies, and startup advice for
Janika Liiv is talking with Maria Saviste from Katana about why research should go beyond customer empathy to focus on driving business results.Maria Saviste is Principal Customer Experience and Market Researcher at Kata
Welcome to the first episode of Product Rants, a new subset of the Tallinn Product Group where we, Anna-Liisa and Maria—two product people with some strong opinions and a lot of coffee—let loose on the things that drive
This episode is hosted by Urmo Keskel and the quest is Aive Uus. Aive has led a software outsourcing company, growing it from 30 to 130 employees. She is also the co-founder of the startup KoThinker and helps executives
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