Sentence examples for product lesson from inspiring English sources

"A big product lesson I picked up from Uber, Dropbox and WhatsApp is simplicity," he said.

They simply failed to take product lessons from apps like Flipboard and could not see the correct road ahead.

The product lessons learned by WeChat's owner Tencent could be applied to any Silicon Valley company — cultural knowledge and appropriate product design are key to entering overseas markets.

If you want to skip the product lessons, just jump straight to the end to my predictions for Foursquare's future.

Liz Maida, the founder of Uplevel Security, learned her trade at internet traffic juggernaut Akamai, and has taken several of the product lessons she learned there to heart.

Take your medicine and set about improving the product, the lesson goes.

The products include lesson plans and incorporate Lego bricks with other learning products to help students who learn better via hands-on activities — with a physical metaphor to relate to.

If we focus on the process behind "Silent Spring," and not just the product, what lessons might we learn about the strategies Carson used to enter the conversation and frame the scientific debate around toxic chemicals?

But they have retained some of their old practices of relationship lending, and are only just beginning to make use of capital-markets products".The lesson we learned in the past decade was that our loan books were very concentrated on property.

More work also needs to be done to understand how stockmarkets and derivatives markets interact, especially with respect to index products.Another lesson is that official trading pauses can be a good way to provide time for sanity to return to markets, but unco-ordinated breaks can do more harm than good.

Chinese-style authoritarian capitalism – itself a product of lessons learned by China's Leninist leaders from the Wall's fall – looks more attractive to many people outside the traditional west, while unbridled, unequal western financial capitalism (also partly attributable to post-1989 hubris) looks less so.