Product Leader (General Interest)

Conscious Talent

United StatesFull-TimeVp

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Experience: 6+ years

Requirements

6+ years in product leadership roles (e.g., Director of Product, VP Product, CPO)
Experience leading product strategy and teams at high-growth startups or enterprises
Skilled at navigating ambiguity and bringing clarity to complex problems
Values-driven, growth-oriented, and passionate about building great products and great teams
Demonstrated commitment to personal development, self-awareness, and understanding others
Interested in a deeper integration between personal and professional development
Prior experience in conscious organizations or purpose-driven companies (bonus)
Background in user research, design thinking, or product discovery practices that prioritize human-centered outcomes (bonus)

Responsibilities

Define and drive product vision, strategy, and execution in alignment with company goals
Build and lead high-performing product management teams
Collaborate cross-functionally with engineering, design, and executive teams to deliver aligned outcomes
Deeply understand customer needs and translate insights into transformative products
Foster cultures of psychological safety, creativity, and experimentation
Integrate inner work values such as presence, awareness, and intentionality into team practices
Contribute to a leadership culture that prizes authenticity, self-awareness, and trust

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