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I love messy problems - where the situation is unclear, people are pulling in different directions, and the team needs clarity to move forward.

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My default approach is:

  • understand the user and the story

  • validate with data

  • structure the problem space

  • align stakeholders once there’s enough signal

  • execute with focus and momentum

About Me

I currently work at a HRTech payroll product in Bengaluru, KA, India.

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I have previously worked in Mobility and Analytics domains.

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I am domain agnostic and a generalist PM who brings structure, soul, and a quietly stubborn instinct for doing what’s right. Even when it’s not easy.

Teamwork 

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I don’t believe in lone wolves. Good products are built in the messy middle - with engineers, design, ops, support, and business all holding different parts of the truth. I care about shared context, shared ownership, and making sure the team wins together. If something succeeds, credit should be shared. If something fails, accountability should be collective and constructive - never personal.

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A Culture of Trust

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I take team trust seriously. People do their best work when they’re not afraid of being blamed, ridiculed, or undermined. I try to create an environment where it’s safe to ask “stupid questions,” challenge ideas, admit mistakes early, and disagree respectfully. I don’t throw people under the bus - especially in front of leadership - and I actively give credit where it’s due, because trust compounds over time.

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What I Value

Communication 

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I’ve learned that most execution failures aren’t because people are incapable - they’re because people are misaligned. I value saying things early, clearly, and explicitly: what we’re solving, what we’re not solving, why a decision was made, and what tradeoffs we’re accepting. I’d rather risk sounding repetitive than let teams silently diverge. Clarity upfront saves weeks of confusion later.

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Due diligence

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I don’t like wasting other people’s time. Before escalating a question or seeking help, I try to do the work: understand the context, check data, attempt solutions, and narrow down what I’m actually stuck on. It makes conversations sharper, decisions faster, and it builds credibility with teams. Also - you learn far more by trying first than by outsourcing your thinking.

All work and no play? Nah.


Outside work, I recharge with various side quests - crochet in one corner, British panel shows in the background, and a suspicious number of murder mysteries on my watch and reading list. I’m a sucker for history, fine arts, sarees and Indian textiles, and I’m currently learning Korean 🇰🇷 (yes, K-dramas totally count as learning). When I need a dopamine hit: Catan, card games, puzzles, or long green walks.

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Also : a recovering coloured pencil realism artist. Check out some of my work here - www.behance.net/prathibha_n

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