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Product Growth PodcastProduct Growth Podcast25 Product Designs That Will Make You JealousEx-Miro design lead Kate Syuma helped scale Miro to 20M users. Now she’s breaking down LIVE 25 world-class product flows so you can steal what works for growth, onboarding, and activation.-Brought to you by:WorkOS: Your App, Enterprise ReadyAmplitude: Try their 2-minute assessment of your company’s digital maturityKate also runs a 3-week live course User-Centric Product-Led Growth. Use code AAKASHxMAVEN for $100 off.In this episode:Web Page Breakdown ExamplesDropbox & Linear – 00:03:30Rows – 00:06:47Amplemar...2025-04-0450 minProduct Growth PodcastProduct Growth PodcastUse AI To Draft Your Email and Slack Messages with MCPThis is wild!Bryan Helmig LIVE shows how to turn AI models into real agents using MCP and Zapier to send Slack messages, draft emails, and automate workflows without writing a single line of code.-Brought to you by:Amplitude: Try their 2-minute assessment of your company’s digital maturityMaven: Get $100 off their courses with code AAKASHxMAVENProduct Faculty: Get $500 off the AI PM certification with code AAKASH25In this episode:Why Should People Watch This Podcast – 00:00:00Ads...2025-04-0142 minProduct Growth PodcastProduct Growth Podcast500,000 Professionals Have Used His Book To Crack Interviews at Big CompaniesWhen it comes to product management interviews, there’s no more authoritative voice than Lewis Lin (author of the legendary Decode and Conquer).His books (over 500,000+ copies sold) have helped hundreds of thousands of PMs land jobs at top tech companies.Today, he shares everything he knows about nailing PM interviews:-Brought to you by:Maven: Get $100 off my curation of their top coursesGibsonAI: The awesome new AI Database Engineer startupAttio: The next generation CRM built natively for AIIn th...2025-03-281h 06Product Growth PodcastProduct Growth PodcastBolt Tutorial from the CEO: We Live Build a Remote Job boardEric Simons, Bolt, joins us to live-build a remote job board app — a clone of Remote OK — using Bolt’s AI-native coding environment.This episode may be a better experience on YouTube or Spotify, which have video.-Brought to you by:Maven: Get $100 off my curation of their top coursesGibsonAI: The awesome new AI Database Engineer startupAmplitude: Try their 2-minute assessment of your company’s digital maturity-In this episode:Building remote job board in Bolt - 00:00:00 Ad...2025-03-251h 08Learn to Code in One MonthLearn to Code in One MonthHow I Learned to Code Hacking WordPress | w/ Zapier Co-Founder Bryan HelmigThis week on the podcast I'm chatting with Bryan Helmig, the CTO, and co-founder of Zapier. In our discussion, we talk about how Bryan learned to code, how One Month uses Zapier's automation tools to save us time and $$$, AND our list of The Most In-Demand Tech Skills.  Episode Show Notes and Full Transcript  The Learn to Code Podcast is available on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and YouTube. Follow One Month on Facebook and Twitter.   2024-07-0654 minIn DepthIn DepthBuilding Zapier from first principles | Contrarian takes on growth, hiring, fundraising | Wade Foster (Co-founder & CEO)Wade Foster is the Co-founder & CEO at Zapier, a platform for building workflow automations without a developer. Zapier was started during 2011 in Columbia, Missouri, and by 2021, it was valued at $5b, having only raised $1.3m. Prior to founding Zapier, Wade had just two professional jobs, and had never managed or hired anyone. He worked as a PM on a web app used by 20k students, and as an Email Marketing Manager at Veterans United - a role that had a significant influence on Zapier’s eventual success.In today’s episode, we discuss: The...2023-10-051h 07Il était une fois l\'entrepriseIl était une fois l'entrepriseZapier, une histoire de Jazz et d’automatisationEn 2010, Wade Foster et Bryan Helmig sont 2 étudiants passionnés de Jazz. Ils sont amis et débutent ensemble leur vie professionnelle. Mais ils sont aussi connu chez eux, dans le Missouri, à Columbia, comme les geeks de service. Les entrepreneurs locaux leur demandent toujours une chose: intégrer tous leurs logiciels informatiques entre eux. Ils ont alors l'idée de créer un outil d'intégration d'outils, une super API, API Mixer. Puis après une Startup weekend, ils rencontrent Mike Knoop, un développeur. Celui-ci créé la 1ère version de Snapier qui deviendra Zapier. Puis après av...2022-05-1706 minDanmarks Bedste PladeDanmarks Bedste PladeThomas Helmig - Vejen VækI dagens program har vi besøg af sanger og sangskriver Bryan Rice, som har taget Thomas Helmigs album Vejen væk med under armen. Pladen byder på vellydende 80’er produktioner, simple tekster om den svære kærlighed, og en af danmarks måske allermest kendte sange nogensinde - men har den hvad der skal til for at mase sig ind på programmets top 5?2022-04-261h 45Business BriefBusiness BriefSpeaking Startup: Working from home and avoiding door handlesThis week's Speaking Startup podcast features two entrepreneurs who have hatched solutions to challenges being brought to the fore by the spread of the coronavirus. First up: navigating remote work. Bryan Helmig is co-founder and chief technology of Zapier, a company that has been built using a remote team. Zapier employs some 300 people across more than 25 countries, and Helmig and his colleagues have gleaned insights about remote teams that they are now sharing with companies being forced to work from home by the pandemic. After that: avoiding high-touch surfaces. Springfield entrepreneur Mike Sewell is one of the co-creators of the...2020-03-2023 minIT VisionariesIT VisionariesThere’s a Zap For That: An Interview with Zapier Co-founder and CTO Bryan HelmigBryan Helmig (LinkedIn), co-founded Zapier with a couple of friends back in 2010 and since then, they’ve been dominating the world of automation. As CTO, Bryan is responsible for all the technology behind Zapier and making sure that all your Zaps are working the way they need to so that you and your company can be as efficient as possible.    On this episode of IT Visionaries, Bryan discusses how he does all that, plus, he touches on the pros and cons of having a completely distributed team, and what the future of automation looks like. 2019-08-1445 minSoftware Engineering Radio - The Podcast for Professional Software DevelopersSoftware Engineering Radio - The Podcast for Professional Software DevelopersEpisode 368: Bryan Helmig on Managing Distributed TeamsThe use of distributed and remote software teams have grown dramatically in the past five years, presenting new challenges for managers and engineers alike. Bryan Helmig talks about the best practices his company, Zapier, uses to manage remote software...2019-05-311h 00Software Engineering Radio - the podcast for professional software developersSoftware Engineering Radio - the podcast for professional software developersEpisode 368: Bryan Helmig on Managing Distributed TeamsThe use of distributed and remote software teams have grown dramatically in the past five years, presenting new challenges for managers and engineers alike. Bryan Helmig talks about the best practices his company, Zapier, uses to manage remote software...2019-05-311h 00Software Engineering Radio - the podcast for professional software developersSoftware Engineering Radio - the podcast for professional software developersEpisode 368: Bryan Helmig on Managing Distributed TeamsThe use of distributed and remote software teams have grown dramatically in the past five years, presenting new challenges for managers and engineers alike. Bryan Helmig talks about the best practices his company, Zapier, uses to manage remote software...2019-05-311h 00Simple LeadershipPodcast – Simple LeadershipSimple LeadershipPodcast – Simple LeadershipAn Inside Look at How a Distributed Company Operates with Zapier’s Bryan HelmigAs the economy and various business sectors continue to evolve, many leaders are looking at how transitioning to a distributed company might be the best option going forward. I had the pleasure of sitting down with Zapier’s Bryan Helmig to discuss all the benefits and some of the challenges involved with running a distributed company. […] The post An Inside Look at How a Distributed Company Operates with Zapier’s Bryan Helmig appeared first on Simple Leadership.2019-05-1346 minSimpleLeadership PodcastSimpleLeadership PodcastAn Inside Look at How a Distributed Company Operates with Zapier’s Bryan HelmigAs the economy and various business sectors continue to evolve, many leaders are looking at how transitioning to a distributed company might be the best option going forward. I had the pleasure of sitting down with Zapier’s Bryan Helmig to discuss all the benefits and some of the challenges involved with running a distributed company. Bryan co-founded Zapier in late 2011 with his friends Mike and Wade, and they were soon admitted to Y Combinator’s YCS12 batch. Zapier is a web automation application, with Zapier you can build Zaps which can automate parts of your business or l...2019-05-1346 minTechZingTechZing319: TZ Interview / Bryan Helmig - Zapier: The First 10 CustomersJustin talks with Bryan Helmig (CTO and co-founder of Zapier) about Zapier's genesis and how they won their first 10 customers.2019-01-1442 minFounders Talk: Startups, CEOs, LeadershipFounders Talk: Startups, CEOs, LeadershipSide hustle to $35M ARR at ZapierBryan Helmig, Wade Foster, and Mike Knoop started Zapier in 2011 as a side hustle. They ultimately applied to Y Combinator, twice. And this year they hit $35 Million dollars in annual revenue. I talked with Bryan Helmig (CTO) through the backstory of starting this company, being 100% distributed, the flexibility as well as the constraints of being remote-only, how they reached product market fit, growth, scaling their teams, and how they bring everyone together for company wide retreats. Leave us a comment Changelog++ members support our work, get closer to the metal, and make the ads disappear...2018-08-171h 09Changelog Master FeedChangelog Master FeedSide hustle to $35M ARR at Zapier (Founders Talk #55)Bryan Helmig, Wade Foster, and Mike Knoop started Zapier in 2011 as a side hustle. They ultimately applied to Y Combinator, twice. And this year they hit $35 Million dollars in annual revenue. I talked with Bryan Helmig (CTO) through the backstory of starting this company, being 100% distributed, the flexibility as well as the constraints of being remote-only, how they reached product market fit, growth, scaling their teams, and how they bring everyone together for company wide retreats.2018-08-1700 minWomen In Linux PodcastWomen In Linux Podcast#WomenInLinux CTO Series: Bryan Helmig, Zapier#WomenInLinux CTO Series: Bryan Helmig, Co-Founder & CTO of Zapier. Bryan navigates us through his journey from developer to CTO.Website: https://zapier.com/Twitter: @bryanhelmigBlog: http://bryanhelmig.com/GitHub: https://github.com/bryanhelmig2016-11-2135 minWomen In Linux PodcastWomen In Linux Podcast#WomenInLinux CTO Series: Bryan Helmig, Zapier#WomenInLinux CTO Series: Bryan Helmig, Co-Founder & CTO of Zapier. Bryan navigates us through his journey from developer to CTO.Website: https://zapier.com/Twitter: @bryanhelmigBlog: http://bryanhelmig.com/GitHub: https://github.com/bryanhelmig2016-11-2135 min