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Building One with Tomer Cohen

Building One with Tomer Cohen

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Building One, a podcast hosted by Tomer Cohen, LinkedIn's Chief Product Officer, is a series of engaging one-on-one conversations with accomplished product leaders. The series delves into the professional journeys of these diverse leaders, extracts insights into the intricacies of product development, and reveals the stories behind their most impactful products. Building One not only offers valuable insights into the world of product development but also serves as a source of motivation and inspiration for listeners pursuing their own careers in product development.LinkedIn. All rights reserved. 出世 就職活動 政治・政府 経済学
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    Payroll isn't exactly the kind of problem that gets Silicon Valley excited. But for Gusto co-founder and Head of Technology Eddie Kim, that was part of the opportunity. In this episode of Building One, LinkedIn Chief Product Officer Tomer Cohen sits down with Eddie to explore how Gusto turned one of the least glamorous parts of running a business into a platform serving small businesses across America. Eddie shares the thinking behind Gusto's early days, why solving unglamorous problems can create extraordinary companies, and how the company is reimagining its role in an AI-powered world. The conversation explores what happens when software evolves from a tool that helps business owners complete tasks into something closer to a highly capable, always-available COO. Eddie also makes the case for experimentation without an immediate objective—and why giving people room to explore can lead to unexpected breakthroughs. It's a conversation about spotting opportunity where others aren't looking, building for the long term, and how AI could fundamentally change what it means to run a small business.
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    37 分
  • Building Flagship Pioneering With Noubar Afeyan: Paranoid Optimism, “What If?” Questions, and Defying Convention
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    What if you could build breakthrough companies systematically? In this episode of Building One, Tomer Cohen sits down with Noubar Afeyan, founder and CEO of Flagship Pioneering, the company-building platform behind more than 100 companies, including Moderna. Noubar has spent nearly four decades building at the edge of science. His approach starts with a deceptively simple question: “What if?” At Flagship, teams explore roughly 100 of these questions each year. The most promising become proto-companies, which are then actively stress-tested — and sometimes killed — before becoming full-fledged companies. It’s a radically different approach to innovation: don’t start with what already exists and incrementally improve it. Move beyond the boundaries of what we know and work backwards from what might be possible. Tomer and Noubar discuss: • How Flagship developed a repeatable system for creating companies from scratch• Why the most interesting opportunities can exist beyond the edge of expertise• Noubar’s philosophy of “paranoid optimism” and “urgency-oriented patience”• Why Flagship prototypes companies, not just products• How a “what if” question eventually led to Moderna• Why platforms can become product-generation engines• How little we still understand about the human body — and why drug development remains so difficult• Why Noubar believes AI could fundamentally transform the process of scientific discovery• His idea of “polyintelligence” — bringing together human, machine, and nature’s intelligence• Why breakthrough innovation is about “taking the fiction out of science fiction” It’s a conversation about science, company building, AI, and what it takes to pursue ideas that initially sound unreasonable. Listen to the full episode of Building One with Noubar Afeyan.
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    29 分
  • Building Netflix With Elizabeth Stone: Entertainment At Scale, Personalization, And Pushing Beyond Film and TV
    2026/07/30
    Netflix feels remarkably simple. Open the app. Find something to watch. Press play. But creating that experience is anything but simple. On this episode of Building One, Tomer Cohen sits down with Elizabeth Stone, Netflix's Chief Technology Officer and Chief Product Officer, to explore how one of the world's most iconic consumer products continues to evolve while staying remarkably intuitive. Netflix is no longer just movies and TV. It's live events, games, podcasts, mobile experiences, and AI-powered personalization. Elizabeth shares how Netflix is expanding into entirely new forms of entertainment—without making the product feel more complicated for its members. Before joining Netflix, Elizabeth built products across healthcare, transportation, and finance. That unique perspective shapes how she thinks about product strategy, organizational design, and solving complex problems at scale. In this episode, Tomer and Elizabeth discuss: How Netflix balances world-class content with world-class product and technology Why expanding from one product to many is one of the hardest challenges in product management How Netflix introduces new experiences without overwhelming its members Why content teams and product teams shouldn't operate the same way—and how Netflix bridges the gap How Netflix measures value across movies, games, live events, and podcasts Why AI raises the bar for product quality, taste, and judgment The future of entertainment: more personalized, immersive, and interactive experiences Whether you're building consumer products, leading cross-functional teams, or thinking about the future of AI and entertainment, this conversation offers a rare look inside the product philosophy behind one of the world's most influential technology companies.
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    29 分
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