Nikhyl Singhal

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864 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 19 Apr

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Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth · Why half of product managers are in trouble | Nikhyl Singhal (Meta, Google) · 19 Apr 2026 podcast

And so we said, hey, why don't we do a show and tell?

why don't we just have you, if you're a head of product, just show kind of things that are interesting that are worth, worth, worth explaining.

And so we had a startup go up and show what they're doing.

And then we had some midsize companies and some late stage companies.

And you know what, it was a few things that were really palpable.

Um, one was, um,

There was so much joy in the audience that people were like, oh, I've been building this thing and let me show you.

And everyone had their laptop and they were like one-upping each other.

And they were like, your chief of staff does that.

My chief of staff does this thing.

So that sort of builds on my point that people are having fun being hands-on.

But the second thing is that the way they talk about how product decisions are made

The way they talked about how prioritization is determined, the way they talked about how information moves within the company looked like a completely foreign animal from anything that I had experienced when I was working, you know, a few years back.

And I got up on stage and I said, if you think about how we work right now and how you folks are all talking about using agents in your enterprise, how you're using chief of staff apps to essentially drive more productivity, how all of you are essentially spending all your time just focusing on judgment.

and you're spending all your time taking anything that can be obsoleted and writing software around it.

I think none of that was even in the language, even in the vernacular 12 months ago.

So now what is it going to look like in 12 months?

And everyone kind of had a pause and they're like, yeah, this was sort of on, you know, it was impossible to anticipate what this conversation would look like 12 months ago.

It's pretty hard to understand where things are going, but, but I would say, I think maybe I'll answer your question around where things are going in the next couple of years based on kind of how I think companies are going to change and how people are going to change.

So I think on the company side, I think that, and then maybe I'll slant it more towards product for a second.

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