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Rohini Pandhi

Product leader: over seven years at Square/Block on payments, invoicing and the Bitkey Bitcoin wallet, then at Mercury and chief product officer of Novo; co-founder of the startup bootcamp Transparent Collective.

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    • Tech's powerful perpetuate bro culture and will keep their advantages unless an outside force compels them to give them up.
      These leaders then become investors who place bets on entrepreneurs that mirror their own backgrounds. And thus the bro-culture cycle continues. Change does not come from internal investigations and teary-eyed apologies. The people in power will hold onto their advantages unless they are compelled by an outside force to give them up.

      Dear Silicon Valley: Change is Coming Said 17 Jul 2017

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      investing

    • Silicon Valley's toxic work culture is a collective failing, not only that of individual offenders.
      We can agree that those who create a toxic work culture should be held accountable. Their behavior isn’t normal, and the resulting impact on our industry certainly isn’t acceptable. But we cannot point our fingers at just these individuals. These are our collective indiscretions.

      Dear Silicon Valley: Change is Coming Said 17 Jul 2017

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      Silicon Valley

    • Supporting entrepreneurs without a privileged platform is one of the most impactful ways to improve diversity in tech.
      But ultimately, I believe one of the most impactful things we can do is support and promote entrepreneurs that don’t have a privileged platform. The Silicon Valley dream is based on the entrepreneurial drive that disrupts entire industries, changes the ways in which we live, and yes — makes the world a better place.

      Dear Silicon Valley: Change is Coming Said 17 Jul 2017

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      Silicon Valley

    • Products should nudge users toward best practices and limit their options rather than offer every choice.
      Nudge users into how they should use your product because they aren’t going to be experts, nor should they have to be. Lead them into best practices and limit their options to make their lives easier.

      Developers are Users, Three Said 1 Dec 2014

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    • Selling a product, including to developers, means focusing on the customer's desired outcome, not your feature list.
      As new users visit your website or learn about your product, they are in search of a solution to their problem. So focus on their desired outcome, not your own list of features. Remember, it’s not about you.

      Developers are Users, Too Said 7 Nov 2014

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