World-Class Product Sense course

Shreyas Doshi's World-Class Product Sense course

Karan Thakkar
I just completed Shreyas Doshi's World-class Product Sense course and it genuinely radicalized how I think about product. There were no frameworks or templates. Instead, I had to actually think and decompose problems to their essence and challenge the assumptions I'd been carrying all along. This is the kind of thinking that doesn't expire. I plan to revisit this material for years to come. I'm very grateful to Shreyas, the course team, and the peers who made this experience even more engaging and valuable. 🙌

Radha Mukkai

@RadhaMukkai

I completed @shreyas “World Class Product Sense in Practice”. This was a truly enlightening course. Helped me realize the critical importance of clear thinking. Shreyas is wise and a superb teacher. If you have been on the fence about this course, hurry and buy this!

Vedran Budimcic
Just finished Shreyas Doshi's awesome course, World-class Product Sense in Practice. 10/10 would recommend. Of course you'll learn everything mentioned in the syllabus, but you'll also learn: - How can balloon popping save you years of navigating corporate politics? - Which data structure is an excellent model for creativity? - What's on the market map on page 6? (is it enlightenment?) - What can you learn from a fancy executive strategy dinner at Flour + Water? I promise you've never been so excited for an 8am Zoom call.

Vaibhav Kalway
I just wrapped up ‘World Class Product Sense in Practice’ - an intense yet deeply satisfying workout for my product muscle. What stood out for me was how Shreyas emphasizes deep, critical thinking and delivers course material that’s both practical and real. And learning alongside top product minds from across the world made the experience truly unique. Highly recommended for anyone looking to sharpen their product skills! Huge thanks to Shreyas and team for delivering a 10/10 course!

Behzad Raeisifard
I recently completed Shreyas Doshi's World Class Product Sense in Practice - the most substantive PM course I've come across. What stood out was the depth of thinking around some of the core parts of product management: understanding and predicting user behaviour, product strategy, and creative problem solving. The emphasis throughout was on practical application rather than surface-level advice. Recommended for experienced PMs, product leaders, founders, UI/UX designers, and marketers.

Alfred Lorenzo Ruiz
I recently finished Shreyas Doshi World-class Product Sense in Practice Course, and it felt like a pivotal moment in my career as a product leader. After 5+ years in product roles, this was a reset, a real stop and reflect moment on the way I think about product management and strategy. It wasn't like the product trainings I'd taken before. No frameworks, no theory. It was 40+ hours of practical training on how to think about product, users, taste, and differentiation. I'm already starting to see it show up in the micro decisions in my day to day. It's given me the pause to slow down when I tackle a problem, to think about the user and what we're actually trying to accomplish. I also really appreciated Shreyas's engagement with a group of more than 100 of us over the last two weeks. There wasn't a single moment in the class where I felt it didn't apply to some aspect of my work, and honestly my life. If you're a product leader, work with product teams, or feel like challenging the traditional step by step guides on how to solve problems, this course is for you. If you're considering it and want a firsthand take, feel free to reach out.

Michael Skircak

Senior Product Manager @ Abrigo | AI & ML Products | FinTech & B2B SaaS

Just finished Shreyas Product Sense course. Not your typical course. He goes beyond the usual frameworks and really challenges you to think critically about users and product decisions. Years of PM experience and it still sharpened my thinking. If you work in product, highly recommend.

Saourubh Verma
Just completed Shreyas Doshi’s course on product sense. It’s been a great experience to be able to put words to concepts that hadn’t been clearly defined or articulated. Highly recommend this course for someone looking to sharpen their product instincts to set themselves apart - especially in a world where AI can do most things reasonably well. Thanks, Shreyas and team, for such a thoughtful and enlightening experience. đŸ™đŸœ

Priya Adhikary

Senior Product Manager specializing in B2B travel at Booking.com

What I learned over the last few weekends easily surpasses much of what I’ve picked up across my entire product career. I just completed Shreyas’s Product Sense course, and it truly lives up to its title. I’ve rarely come across a course that brings together so many relevant and practical product management concepts in one place. What stood out most was how clearly and simply Shreyas explains complex product ideas using relatable examples throughout. I would definitely recommend this course.

Bharat Gandhi

@bharaatobama

World class product sense in practice. @shreyas delivered on every single word in the title of his course. After waiting for a little over 2 years (pretty much since it came out, I took his class) and loved every minute of it! Highly recommend

Manish Devgan

Chief Product Officer | Data & AI, Dev-led platforms, Infrastructure | Building High-Performing Product Teams

Product sense is often treated as something mystical that some PMs simply “have.” A useful framing from lnkd.in/gTZWZkcD by Shreyas Doshi is that product sense can be decomposed into practices like cognitive empathy, motivation theory, creative execution, and product taste. One way to think about it: you’re training your own internal LLM. The signals you train on ultimately determine the quality of decisions you make. Highly recommend.

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Bhavin Doshi, MBCS, CPM

Group Product Manager at On the Beach

I don’t usually post about courses, but this one felt worth sharing. I spent the last two weekends (30+ hours) attending World-Class Product Sense in Practice by Shreyas Doshi , and it genuinely changed how I think about products. The word that stayed with me is “enlightening”. What stood out wasn’t frameworks or templates, but the focus on thinking clearly. Understanding motivation, sharpening judgement, and learning how to break down problems properly. It also made me realise how much of my thinking was borrowed or unexamined. I’ve already started noticing small shifts in how I approach decisions and conversations at work. It’s one of those experiences that’s hard to summarise. You probably have to go through it to fully appreciate it. I would highly recommend this course to anyone who wants to become a better product person. I am grateful for the nudge to think better.

Alex Melkonian
I just completed Shreyas Doshi's "World-class Product Sense in Practice" course. An intense and enlightening ride! Shreyas takes his craft extremely seriously, both in terms of material and the delivery. 'Serious' here does not mean 'dry', it means deliberate pedagogy that means you can't help but learn and embed what's being taught, all whilst leaving room for many laugh-out-loud moments along the way. 😂 Having followed Shreyas for ~a year, I had strong conviction of positive ROI, and on many levels, it will smash that. And, because of the nature of what is taught and HOW it's taught, there is both an immediate payoff and a massively compounding payoff going forward. đŸ”„ An immense thank you to Shreyas, and the rest of the cohort! 🙏

D. Novikov

@Daninnovikov

Last weekend I have completed the Product Sense course and this was something that profoundly changed the way I think, the way I act, and the way I listen. I would deeply recommend anyone interested in upping their product skill to enroll into the next cohort.

Prasanna Kaduskar
Completed 'World-class Product Sense in Practice' by Shreyas Doshi on Maven. It lived up to expectations. Note that this course is not for everyone. Most of the ideas and concepts shared are fairly deep and very advanced. If you are really serious about PM craft, this one is worth your time and energy. #ProductManagement #ProductSense #PMCraft

Tommy Musich

@TommyMusich

Just finished @shreyas's Product Sense course. I've done HBS, BCG, and years of exec education. This hit different. Not because of the frameworks (though BTD and Null Hypothesis are exceptional) — but because I caught myself applying them to real decisions during the sessions.

Muthukumar

@Muthu_ne1

Just completed the World class Product sense course with Shreyas Doshi. One of the best decisions I made. Incredibly enlightening on product strategy, creativity and so many new learnings despite my own long career and having done reforged etc.

Rodrigo Carpim de Almeida

Group Product Manager@Nuvemshop

Last week, I had the pleasure of taking Shreyas Doshi’s World-class Product Sense in Practice course. It's impressive how much you can learn in such a short time and how rare it is to find a program that focuses so heavily on the actual work of a PM rather than just the theory, I really can't emphasize the "in Practice" part enough. Huge thanks to Shreyas for the insights!

Akhil Mishra

@akhilmishra_16

Breaking my Twitter silence for this one - Just finished @shreyas Improving Product Sense course. Was a hectic busy week. It really cuts through the usual fluff in product to offer practical, high-quality insights. Highly recommend!! (Now on to applying those learnings :))

Srivats Sivanandan

@srewats

Spent an intense week meditating with @shreyas on all things product. He might be the Marcus Aurelius of product thinking. It's a journey, and as Arthur Ashe says: "Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can." The teacher has appeared, will you be a student?

Sandeep Dhanrajani
I recently completed Shreyas Doshi ‘s Product Sense course and it has been one of the greatest learning experiences. The course challenges many assumptions about how we think about products and helps cultivate a much higher level of product thinking, judgment, and decision-making. Highly recommended!

Kris Lembke

@KrzysztofLembke

Wrapped up World-class Product Sense in Practice by @shreyas today. Genuinely one of the most intense and content-rich courses I’ve done as a product leader. Every session challenged how I think about product. If you lead product and haven’t taken it — put it on your list.

Vivek Shenoy

@vivekshenoy

just finished @shreyas' Product sense course. Worth the time commitment. Many things that you are asked to do as product professional don't have a clear path or a guide. This course helps you navigate that path. Wasn't aware he was part of the twitter balloons idea. It definitely was one of the moments that made it worth the effort.

Ritwik Raj

@Ritwraj

Just wrapped up @shreyas Product Sense course — and wow, what a ride.Intense, thought-provoking, and deeply actionable. One of those rare experiences that genuinely sharpens how you think. Highly recommend it to anyone serious about leveling up in product🚀

Ujas Thakkar

@thakkarujas5

Just wrapped up with @shreyas Product Sense cohort. My mind is still percolating everything that I've learnt in the past two weeks. The creativity section was something which blew my mind. A lot of what I thought was correct were just mental barriers getting in the way.

Juan Mejia

@JuanMejia184329

Really enjoyed @shreyas's World Class product sense course! I recommend it to folks who want to improve their product sense

Emmy Lau

@EmmyLau210634

Just wrapped up Shreyas Doshi’s Product Sense course. Unlike most abstract frameworks, this was about practical application in high-stakes, messy situations. It’s rare to find a class that focuses more on how to think than just giving you a template to follow.

Kaleem Rahman

Principal Product Manager · AI Agents & Enterprise Knowledge Platforms · Microsoft

This is hands-down the best product course I've ever taken. Shreyas keeps it refreshingly honest, free of fluff and deeply focused on high-quality thinking and judgment. Highly recommend it for experienced PMs and product leaders.

Mark

@mark_sully

I debated for almost a year on whether to take @shreyas product sense course given the price tag. Unequivocally worth every penny Product Sense will be the differentiator in a world where software writes itself

Taron Yeghoyan

Product @ Lightspeed

I've completed World-Class Product Sense in Practice by Shreyas Doshi and it’s changing how I approach product! Before starting it, I expected the course to be good. Instead, it was something else entirely. It wasn’t about the typical things I heard in product trainings or universities. It challenged and rebuilt many of the assumptions I had about strategy, and how successful products are made. Strange, but it was necessary! A line from Doctor Strange kept coming to mind: “You're a man looking at the world through a keyhole
 trying to widen it to see more. And when you hear it can be widened in ways you can't even imagine, you reject the possibility.” That’s what the course felt like. Challenging your mental models then giving you product sense lenses to look at the world as never before. Some of the highlights: - Build real product intuition. Learn how users actually think, what drives them, what blocks them, and what makes them act. - Learn why most teams think they have PMF, right before they fail. - Master positioning & segmentation. - Turn creativity into a repeatable skill - and so much more. Practice, practice, philosophy, practice, thinking, practice, feeling! This is so simple, and yet so hard. This is so hard, and yet so simple. The best training course I’ve taken ever. Credential ID MJTzrhKu lnkd.in/dgmnbH7h

Jovan Suzic

@JovanSuzic

@shreyas Shreyas Doshi’s Product Sense course on @Maven isn't just another framework—it’s a total mental shift in how to identify and build what truly matters.

Bharat Gandhi
Got to spend 8 days absorbing Shreyas's wisdom. One of the highest signal to noise ratio things I have experienced since I started learning about PM. 3 things that I got: 1. I now have identified a lot more of what not to do 2. pathways to explore creativity in execution that weren't known to me 3. A cohort of people insisting on high standards for exercising product sense I highly recommend joining his course World Class Product Sense in Practice. He is also really funny. PS: One of the signs I look for in learning, is that how much can I make the learning my own by implementing it. This scores extremely high on that scale.

Aman Singhal

@theStormbane

Just wrapped up @shreyas' Product Sense course, and honestly - what a journey! Made me realize so many biases I didn't realize I was carrying. Lots of learnings (and unlearnings). Highly recommend if you're a PM and think you've got it all figured out. (Spoiler: you don't)

Martin Daniel

@jmartindaniel

Recently completed @shreyas’ Product Sense course. I’ve read many books & articles on product management, but nothing comes close. So many “aha” moments that I stopped counting. It changed how I think about products & problems. Wish I had taken it sooner. Thanks again, Shreyas

zivbaum

@zivbaum

Just finished @shreyas's Product Sense course and my brain is buzzing đŸ€Ż Super clear theory and frameworks, great examples, and tons of practical insights. Highly recommend it to anyone who wants to sharpen their product thinking. Can't find this stuff anywhere else.

Saurabh Verma

Product @ Google | Haas-Berkeley | USA Cricket

My head is still reeling after a two week marathon that's Shreyas Doshi's Product Sense course. It is effectively like unlocking X-Ray vision. You start being able to see beyond the surface of a beautifully crafted piece of software, and see the depth of thinking necessary to make it work. It is just as much about unlearning, as about learning. But the real unlock for me? Reframing the daily friction of product management as a deliberate exercise in creativity. That shift alone has been a massive energy boost. #studentalways

Moe Madjdi, MBA, M.Eng

Product Manager | AI & Data Programs | Industrial AI | Predictive Maintenance | Cross-Functional Leadership

Product management is not a template to be filled out. It’s not about frameworks, checklists, or documents. It’s about developing cognitive empathy, understanding human motivation, and learning to look at problems from the demand side. For me, the most valuable part was discovering what I didn’t know I didn’t know. That shift in thinking changes how you frame problems, how you communicate, and how you build products. Thank you Shreyas for creating a space that pushes PMs to think more deeply about users, problems, and product direction. A good reminder for anyone building products

Dhruva Aaradhya

Associate Product Director @ Tripledot | Cambridge | MIT

Completed Shreyas Doshi's Product Sense course over the weekend and excited to use it In Practise! Already feeling like I'm considering things differently to before, and I'm sure I'll keep going back to uncover new learnings over the next few years. A pretty dense and overwhelming course in many ways, with a lot still to digest, but truly deep and amazing. Looking forward to the reps.

Laurens Alblas

Principal Product Manager - Offshore Structures, Digital Solutions at DNV

"For once you have been enlightened, you will forever view the world through the lens of Product Sense, for that you have seen, and that you will always long to realize."* These words popped up in my head after finishing the final class of World-Class Product Sense In Practice by Shreyas Doshi. Even with only 4 hours of sleep between finishing the course last night and until the alarm clock rang this morning to reach an early flight, I’m still feeling energized by the course. Shreyas is a master in both teaching and logical thinking. These were BY FAR the most engaging and inspiring classes of my entire life, despite (or thanks to?) the intensive schedule and classes being virtually non-stop for hours at once, in the weekends, until midnight hours in Europe. But it all went by like a blast! In the course Shreyas brought us along in his high-quality thinking process, identifying and decomposing the skills that make up Product Sense, helping us spot and get rid of our garbage, and enlightening us so that we can sharpen and make our Product Sense skills world-class through our quality of thinking. The level of thinking, insights and concepts that Shreyas shared about motivation, adoption, strategy, creativity, taste, influence, and so much more, were nothing less than sublime and mind blowing, and his level of candor made it all the better. I could try to summarize it, but it would nowhere near do it justice. You have to live it to understand it! One thing that I will say is that already from class 1 I could start seeing the impact that the course has made on me. It has enhanced my thinking, enabling me to better structure my logical thinking and to better understand and express my own and others’ thoughts, motivations and feelings about products (and more), helping me to make better product decisions and to better express myself to peers at work so that they can make better product decisions too. The course is intensive (and then a lot more), but it was so worth it. It is so good in so many ways. If you are a senior product leader and you want to truly and deeply understand what Product Sense is about and how to level up yours, then this is the (only) course for you. Even (or maybe especially) if like myself you have been following Shreyas’ writings for a number of years already. Although the course has finished, the learning is far from over. The next phase of this journey has only just begun. Revisiting the material and continued practice, together with Christian Wood and Renata Grabowsky who joined the course with me, is what will make this succeed and world-class, and I am excited and fully committed. Bring it on! And now, balloons! (IYKYK) — *: the observant reader will notice that this is a variation on Leonardo da Vinci’s well-known quote. #ProductSense #LifeLongLearning #ContinuousLearning

Pradnya Sahasrabudhe

Senior Business Systems Analyst | Driving Business Transformation through AI, Automation & Data | 50–66% Process Efficiency Gains Across Global Teams

Can you really build product sense over two weekends? After completing Product Sense by Shreyas Doshi, my answer is: yes, if it’s taught this way. When I signed up, I was curious How do you teach product sense in such a short time? Over 30+ hours, the course walks through a structured journey how product sense is built connecting core concepts and applying them to real products around us. Observing everyday products critically is one of the fastest ways to sharpen product sense. Kudos to Shreyas Doshi and his team for distilling years of product experience into four thoughtful and engaging learning sessions. #ShreyasDoshi #ProductManagement #ProductSense

Theo Vergé

Product Manager at 9fin | Fintech

I just finished the "World Class Product Sense in Practice" course by Shreyas Doshi. It was an intense commitment over two weekends, but the format was brilliant, perfectly balancing interesting lectures with practical examples and very candid Q&A sessions. Too many learnings to go over, but the focus is on improving the raw quality of your product thinking rather than running through frameworks, which is particularly refreshing and unique. It reframed product strategy as a deeply creative pursuit rather than a purely analytical exercise and provided a sharper lens through which to view true user motivations. If you’re looking to raise the ceiling on your product judgment, this is a great investment.

Adarsh Goyal

Walmart | Analytics, Strategy & Operations | Purdue & IIT Alum

Just wrapped up Shreyas Doshi's Product Sense course. What stood out is that its not just another theory led product course, but it dives deep into practical situations and help make the best possible decisions. It made me understand and re-tune my default thinking 🙂 Thank You Shreyas. It was truly world class!

Hunter

@Vibester

I have been taking the world-class product sense course by @shreyas. It has given me extreme confidence in how to think and rewiring the foundation I am building off of. As someone who has struggled with imposter syndrome in the "big" rooms recently this course was exactly what I needed. It has regrounded me, rewired some of the bad, and given me a whole new set of thinking patterns.

Pranav Kumar

Technology Professional at Davidson Kempner Capital Management

I’m happy to share that I’ve obtained a new certification: World-class Product Sense in Practice from Maven! This was a demanding and genuinely eye-opening experience. In buy-side engineering and leadership roles, we operate in environments where product, technology, and business boundaries constantly blur. This course cuts through that complexity and sharpens what truly matters: clarity of thinking, product judgment, and decision-making under ambiguity. Practical, rigorous, and immediately applicable. No fluff. Easily one of the best investments of time and money I’ve made. Highly recommended for senior and advanced professionals looking to elevate their product sense. A big thank you to Shreyas Doshi, his team, and our amazing cohort for a great learning experience.

Ishita V.

Founder, Klub | Fintech | Product

We all want to learn, but as we grow busier in our careers (or become founders), life gets in the way. If you are feeling like that, structured learning curated for busy folks is the answer. Last week I went through Shreyas Doshi's program on product sense. It's tightly-packed, wisdom-dense, and opinionated (in the best way). Good teachers teach you the material. Great teachers rewire how you experience the world: you feel permanently altered, like you will never look at this thing the same way again. While the concepts were incredibly useful, my biggest takeaway is in how I now look at, use and analyse products. My thinking is deeper, my observations sharper, my reasoning clearer. If you care deeply about the craft of building great products, give Shreyas Doshi's Product Sense course a shot.

Divya Bhaskar

Senior Product Manager - Booking.com, Ex-Nike

I recently completed Shreyas Doshi's World Class Product Sense course lnkd.in/e9nvA4SB. This course is like no other! It unravels product thinking at a whole different level. His teaching methods are unparalleled and unconventional, yet incredibly effective. Rather than relying on frameworks or templates, the course focuses on building strong product judgment—how better decisions are actually made across discovery, strategy, and execution. He pushes you to think more clearly by practicing a number of principles of human motivation, behavior, and creativity. The impact is immediate, and I’ve noticed that my thinking has transformed naturally in some of the things I did this past week. Big shout out to Shreyas and the team for creating this goldmine of a course with this level of depth and craft.

Avi Raj

Building real time & context aware AI Agent ecosystem

Just completed Shreyas Doshi’s course — a real upgrade in how I think, not just what I know. Clearer first principles, sharper judgment, and better product instincts. Excited to put this to work & life 🚀 Thanks for this .Shreyas Doshi #ProductManagement #Learning #PMCraft

Caroline

@clbyrnes25

Last week I completed @shreyas Shreyas Doshi's Product Sense course and was blown away. For anyone considering it, I can’t recommend it enough! I’ve already noticed the quality of my thinking and product decisions have improved. DM me if you want more details

Rohit Tikmany

@some_rohit

I loved @Shreyas Product Sense course. Yes, it did offer useful checklists to take away, but I know it's the subtle reframing of perspectives that will help me 10x more. I also loved that he sorta paid homage to many existing frameworks like JtBD, but also called exposed many

Viji Viswanathan

Principal Product Manager Lead @ Microsoft | Driving Cloud and AI Innovations | Student - Quantum Algorithms | Product Positioning and Differentiation

I just finished a 25-hour "brain-rewiring" session with Shreyas Doshi. It was a brutal, high-thermal-throttle experience that forced me to face my own biases and overhaul my product operating system. A fair warning to my peers: The cognitive load is relentless. It demands 100% presence; there is no room for multitasking or sensitivity when your decision-making frameworks are being audited. If you can't commit to that level of focus, wait until you can. lnkd.in/gGcDqSFM Shreyas Doshi

Jason Jeong

Product Management Executive at Ramsey Solutions, A Dave Ramsey Company

I hardly ever recommend courses, but I recommend the Product Sense course by Shreyas Doshi. I was skeptical going into it because I have so many product courses come and go, but this was the real deal. It was the real deal because it's a real picture of what "good" looks like and what we ought to be expecting of ourselves as product people as well as what we expect of others around product. It's an intense course with a high level of commitment required, but it's worth the investment in time and money. Shreyes is an incredible coach and it's truly not about him. lnkd.in/etYDrAAJ

Luca Kleijweg

Product manager @ Vinted Go 🚚

Spent my last two weekends diving into Shreyas Doshi’s world-class product sense in practice course. It’s a bit of a marathon, but the new perspectives are gold. The "motivation theory" lens has already been brought into practice in the past week. It really feels like the secret sauce for building stuff people actually want.

Aniruddh Menon

@aniruddhmenon29

@shreyas' product sense course should be mandated at every product companyâŁïž Never before has a course deconstructed topics like "taste" and "creativity" so elaborately. The quality of your thinking can only improve once you are ready to see the TRUTH! maven.com/shreyas-doshi/product-sense

Eylul Pierce

Senior Product Manager | Digital Banking, Payments & Fraud | Platform Integrations

I just finished Shreyas Doshi’s Product Sense course and my mind is RE-WIRED. Not because I learned a new shiny framework, but because so many old assumptions quietly collapsed. Over 30+ hours, this wasn’t a typical product course. It was deep creative immersion. Highly structured, intellectually demanding, and surprisingly introspective. It challanges your ego, your defaults, and how you think about product leadership itself. Instead of handing you the fish, he teaches you how to read the tide, choose your tools wisely, and trust yourself enough to cast with intention. He walks you through concreate, real world examples, and guides you in examining problems from different altitudes and angles. I’m still digesting what I learned and looking forward to applying this way of thinking. Not just to product, but to how I approach decisions and problems more broadly. If you’re on the fence, this is THE COURSE that dissolves the question. I’ve taken product courses, read books, and listen to podcasts from top product thinkers. This course doesn’t sit alongsite them. It reframes everything. Mind blowing in the best possible way. — Find the course here: lnkd.in/gwwbzaMf And thank me later.

Preeti Sharma

Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management | Product

I recently took Shreyas Doshi Maven Product Sense course, and it genuinely stood out. In an industry flooded with generic advice, the most valuable part of this course is how Shreyas Doshi cuts through the noise and helps you to fundamentally rethink how you approach product decisions. What makes it different? ‱ Grounded in the real world – no idealized frameworks or textbook answers. Everything is anchored in practical, messy, real-life scenarios PMs actually face. ‱ “Training your LLM” – instead of giving you answers, Shreyas gives you the right context, mental models, and data to sharpen your intuition so you can make better product decisions faster. ‱ Deep, cross-industry thinking – examples and frameworks span B2C, B2B, Design, AI, E-commerce, Travel, Sports, Psychology, and more. It broadens how you think beyond your immediate domain. I’ve only just started applying the principles, but I’m already noticing clearer thinking. Highly recommend this to anyone serious about leveling up their product sense. Shreyas Doshi's Product Sense course

Sergey Bukhman

Head of Product @ Sett

I paid money to have someone tell me most of what I know about product was garbage. I went into Shreyas Doshi’s course pretty sure I didn’t need it. I’ve been doing this a long time, followed his work for years, built my own mental models. I expected a tune-up. Instead, I spent 9 days unlearning as much as learning. It was surprisingly hard and also fun (no frameworks to memorize!): * Why TikTok actually owns boredom (it’s not just the algo). * Why Amazon intentionally adds friction to coupons. * Why Stripe intentionally chose to be "bad" at fraud tools early on. * Why Netflix’s price hike email is a 10/10 and Zoom’s is a 5/10. * Why Uber’s real unlock wasn’t the hailing. * Why 110IQ > 130IQ. * Why Strategy is a creative struggle, not a spreadsheet exercise. * How to unlock creativity, even if "you're not creative by nature" An added bonus was the people. A group of cynical, seasoned product vets acting like kids again. No more "Actually, I'm very smart" theatre, just pure curiosity. They also loved my memes :) TBH, frameworks are commodities. AI will follow them better than you or me. Above-average product sense and taste are the only moats left. I highly recommend the course (look it up on Maven, it's #1 for a reason)

Ramyatanuja A

Senior Product Manager @ Booking.com | Fintech-Payments

Mid-career can be a strange phase- More competition. Fewer clear next steps. Learning starts to feel flat. That creeping dip in enthusiasm is real. I was right at that edge when I decided to take on something new. I signed up for Shreyas Doshi''𝘀 đ—Șđ—Œđ—żđ—čđ—±-𝗰đ—č𝗼𝘀𝘀 đ—Łđ—żđ—Œđ—±đ˜‚đ—°đ˜ 𝗩đ—Čđ—»đ˜€đ—Č đ—¶đ—» đ—Łđ—żđ—źđ—°đ˜đ—¶đ—°đ—Č đŸ’Ą The first two sessions were uncomfortable; my mind resisted. But there’s no escape when Shreyas speaks non-stop for five hours, forcing your brain to stretch whether it wants to or not. While the course claims to improve the quality of thinking, what it really does is expose how much conscious effort, a true product sense requires. No shortcuts. No hacks. Something which No one really teaches. But the timing wasn’t easy for me, but I had clarity that “later” rarely creates more space. So here I am, after completing ~ 30 hours of mid-night sessions, which had no fancy frameworks, no tactics, no assignments, just simulating relentless real-world examples: So unconventional. So creative. So Mentally exhausting !! I think, the real work/challenge begins now- How I keep training my LLM and apply this mindset to build more thoughtful, world-class solutions. If you’re curious about the noise around this course, just enroll and experience it yourself. No hype. lnkd.in/grJPg_Mc Thank you, Shreyas Doshi for the rigor, honesty, and depth 🙏 #ProductSense #ProductManagement #LearningMindset #ProductThinking

Venkatesh B.

Aspora | ISB Co23 | BITS

Completed Shreyas Doshi's Product Sense course last week. The biggest shift for me is learning to apply motivation theory to any product situation. It's a powerful way to cut through complexity and get to what actually matters in a decision. I'm now looking at product problems differently. Asking sharper questions, understanding the real motivations behind user behaviour and business decisions, seeing patterns I was missing before. The course is almost zero theory, all practical examples. Shreyas gives you the right context and prompts to sharpen your own judgment. It's less about learning frameworks and more about training how you think. Would definitely recommend if you're considering it.

André Braga

Senior Product Manager @ Tidio | Ex-Meta, Deel; Ex-Founder

I joined the last cohort of Shreyas Doshi's World-class Product Sense course. I’m usually skeptical of Product courses, but this one isn’t about formulas or frameworks you can find anywhere else. It challenges you on first principles and how you think, not just what you do. It stayed with me even outside of work, which is how I judge whether something was worth the time. Highly recommended if you’re past the basics and still want to get better.

Rachna Tibrewala

Product @ PayPal

Having been in product roles for a while, you naturally learn a lot by launching products. Over the past few weekends, I intentionally took time to unlearn some of that through Shreyas Doshi World-class Product Sense in Practice course. The experience was intense, humbling, and honestly an eye-opener. One of the biggest takeaways for me was realizing that even something as abstract as taste can be learned and practiced. What we often think of as a purely analytical exercise creating product strategy is, at its core, a deeply creative one. The course pushed me to decompose much of what I thought I “knew” and rebuild it with more intention. Grateful for the reset.

Gabriel Sanchez

Group Product Manager @ Studocu | ex-Uber

Just finished Shreyas Doshi’s World Class Product Sense in Practice course in Maven and it was mindblowing. Definitely recommend to PMs who’ve been in product for a while. It goes deep on product skills and unpacks abstract concepts like taste, creativity, strategy, user motivation with very practical examples The most interesting: there was almost no framework shared in the course and now I understand why. Another takeaway: be curious and open-minded about learning.

PankajAgarwal

@iPankaj2005

I just wrapped @shreyas World Class Product Sense course over last two weekends. Mind-blowing! It shattered myths.I thought product sense was all frameworks & processes. Nope: it's a creative powerhouse. His simulation drills unlocked killer critical thinking. Highly recommend!

Manuj Goyal

Product @ The Farmer's Dog | Ex-ANGI, Ex-Founder @ Turing Robotics

Spent the last 2 weekends with Shreyas Doshi and an incredible group of Product leaders in the World-Class Product Sense in Practice workshop As both a PM and a meditator, I’ve always loved exploring depth, nuance, and complexity in whatever I’m learning. This course showed just how much deeper Product thinking can go, and how much higher the ceiling of our own capability really is. It was a powerful reminder of why I love Product in the first place: solving very real human problems by creatively inventing technology-based solutions. What stood out most was the emphasis on thinking deeply as a path to clarity in our micro and macro work. Clarity not just about users, products, and decisions but also ultimately about ourselves and how and why we think the way we do. Shreyas’s delivery, the depth of the content, and the master-level thinking woven into every lesson made the experience even more meaningful. I’m incredibly grateful to Shreyas and his team for creating something so thoughtful and rigorous. If you’re a Product leader considering this course, don’t wait - you'll wish you had taken this years ago! If you have questions about the experience, don't hesitate to reach out!

Joseph Abraham

Senior Director of Product | AI-Driven Product Strategy | Enterprise Platforms | Mentor to PMs | Healthtech & SaaS

Worth every bit of the time and investment. Shreyas Doshi’s World Class Product Sense course is a masterclass in deconstructing ambiguity. The way he breaks complex concepts down to the basics—paired with world-class examples—is rare. Serious commitment, but even higher quality. #ProductStrategy #ContinuousLearning #ProductSense

Diogo Malheiros Jerez

Group Product Manager @ Caju | Product Leader | Head of Product

PT (english below) Acabo de finalizar o curso Master Class of Product Sense, do Shreyas Doshi. HĂĄ anos busco conteĂșdos realmente profundos sobre gestĂŁo de produtos. Algo que me ajude a construir produtos excepcionais. Algo que vĂĄ alĂ©m de frameworks a serem simplesmente preenchidos. Afinal, o que importa nĂŁo Ă© o framework em si, mas o conteĂșdo que existe dentro dele. Antes do curso, sinto que minha mente era como uma faca mal afiada, com pontos cegos e cortes imprecisos. Ainda estou mais prĂłximo disso do que de uma espada de samurai, claro. Mas agora entendi o caminho e como devo treinar minha mente para alcançar um nĂ­vel realmente excepcional de produto. Obrigado, Shreyas! -- EN I’ve just completed the Master Class of Product Sense by Shreyas Doshi. For years, I’ve been searching for truly deep content on product management. Content that helps me build exceptional products, beyond frameworks meant to be simply filled out. After all, what matters is not the framework itself, but the substance within it. Before the course, my mind felt like a poorly sharpened knife, with blind spots and imprecise cuts. I’m still closer to that than to a samurai sword, but now I understand the path and how I need to train my mind to reach an exceptional product bar. Thank you, Shreyas!

Vanessa Ganaden

Senior Product Manager

It’s rare for me to take a course that feels truly transformative and even rarer to feel compelled to strongly recommend it. But Shreyas Doshi Product Sense course genuinely shifted how I think about product work. Not in a "here are 5 frameworks" way, more like it clarified the underlying logic of what good product thinking actually looks like. It's one of those things that quietly changes how you see your own work. Make no mistake though, it will challenge you and your assumptions. It's going to take work to truly internalize and apply. This isn’t passive content you skim and move on from. If you’re a PM serious about sharpening judgment and product thinking, it’s worth the work. Highly recommended! If you’ve taken it, I’d love to hear what “garbage” you’ve unlearned as a result 😉

Ankit Pokharna

Senior Product Manager at Microsoft

I recently completed Shreyas Doshi's World Class Product Sense course - something I had been thinking about for almost a year before finally joining the first 2026 cohort. 30+ hrs. over 9 days it was intense but worth every minute.  The course uncovered and answered hundreds of questions I didn't even know I had. It pushed me to question my assumptions and helped understand abstract ideas like product taste, cognitive empathy, and creative execution through concrete real-world examples. As AI commoditizes execution, being equipped with the right mindset and the ability to deeply understand user motivations feels more critical than ever. Grateful for the opportunity. Thank you Shreyas and team. lnkd.in/gBeNqfKE

Prashanth R K

@rkprashanth

Just finished @shreyas's World-Class Product Sense course on Maven. Zero frameworks. Zero fluff. Instead, it’s a deep dive into the "invisible" skills: taste, creativity, and user motivation. This is the masterclass on how to think, not what to think. Stay curious.

Gamal Aboulenein

Senior Product Manager, AI & Consumer Platforms | Ex-Founder @ dryve (1M+ users, Uber & Allianz partner)

The mark of a great course is how quickly it changes your behavior. If I were to measure it by that metric alone, the World Class Product Sense in Practice course is definitely the best course I have ever taken! I walked in expecting to learn, but I walked out with my mind blown. Shreyas Doshi does not just teach you what to think. He gives you the tools for HOW TO THINK. These are skills I was able to apply immediately, and that genuinely changed how I think about building products (and life!). The delivery is honestly just as masterful. Shreyas' techniques are incredibly engaging, and the community is unmatched. You are learning from one of the best minds in the industry alongside top talent from everywhere, which raises the bar for everyone involved. This course is in a league of its own. If you want to move beyond the standard "garbage" playbooks and truly elevate your product sense, I could not recommend this course enough to my fellow PMs and founders!

Ravi Kumar Gupta

Brand partnership ‱ VP Product | Forward ‱ PayPal ‱ LendingClub | UCLA ‱ IIT

Just wrapped Shreyas Doshi’s World-Class Product Sense in Practice. The ROI: better decisions before the roadmap — sharper problem selection, explicit tradeoffs (real differentiation), and a clearer link from product choices to the growth + retention drivers. Highly Recommend. Already applying it. lnkd.in/ghiRSe5W

Hassan Ahmed

Product Manager | AI | Consumer | Growth | UAE

Five years into product work. I'd learnt the frameworks, delivered impact, shipped products, and scaled features across teams. The execution side felt solid. But the further I got into developing strategy, the more I realized I was pattern-matching off other people's playbooks instead of building real conviction. I could write a strategy doc. I wasn't sure I could defend every decision in it. That gap bothered me. So I started this year by diving deep into product sense and strategy with Shreyas Doshi. I wanted to pressure-test my thinking against someone who's actually built and shipped at the highest level. What caught me off guard was how simple it felt. Clear insights derived from first principles thinking with no complicated frameworks. And it landed immediately. There was no big revelation but more like I got a better lens. And now I keep catching things in my day-to-day I missed before. I re-read a recent strategy doc. The analysis was solid, the prioritization was tight. But when I stress-tested it more thoroughly, there were gaps. Strong on how we'd improve but almost nothing on why a customer would choose us. I noticed how I plan. Positioning and segmentation used to be sections I filled in because the template said so. Now they're where I start. I started noticing how I build. I'd instinctively make things "smart." Then I asked who I'm actually building this for. Usually people like me, not the person using the product. (Still catching myself on this one weekly.) All thorough, good PM work. But good and great look very different. I was optimizing incrementally when the real leverage was in the step change I was missing out on earlier. That shift is still sinking in. But the lens isn't going away.

Manik Gupta

Sr. TPM at Coinbase| Institutional PB| Payments & Crypto | Regulated Markets (EU MiCA) | Platform & Data Migrations | 0→1 + Scale Programs

I just wrapped up the World-Class Product Sense course with Shreyas Doshi and "mind-blown" is an understatement. It’s rare to find a course that distills the elusive art of developing product strategy - it bridges the gap between high-level creativity and the grit of execution so seamlessly. We talk about 'users' every day, but this week was a masterclass in the human psychology that actually drives them. Connecting the dots between motivation and strategy felt like a total recalibration of my internal compass. The part that stayed with me, though, was the deep dive into Product Taste. Understanding that creativity and taste are skills we can consciously sharpen - not just innate talents, is a perspective shift that has already started to impact every aspect of my life! Shreyas teaches with an unparalleled passion that builds on hundreds of real-world strategy simulations, teaching beyond generic 'frameworks' to think like a true product leader. I am ready to iteratively "train my inner LLM" with these models and build with more clarity than ever! Huge thanks to Shreyas Doshi and the Maven team!

Chiti Bansal

@ChitiBansal

I attended @shreyas’s Product Sense course. His way of teaching is one of a kind. The way he looks at things feels like magic. But the real magic is how he breaks it down so you can use it. He’s a true paras-inspiring others to be gold. maven.com/shreyas-doshi/product-sense

Praveen Udupa

Product Leader | Driving Scalable Digital Solutions across Domains

Over the last two weekends, I had the privilege of participating in Shreyas Doshi's World Class Product Sense course. I always wondered what more can Shreyas talk about Product Sense. Isn't Product Sense an abstract concept? Granted, it can be decomposed into Empathy, Creativity and Domain Knowledge (there is an awesome X thread that Shreyas has authored about this). Well, that's it...what more can you talk about each of these components? How can you teach empathy? And come on, you can't definitely teach creativity. But boy, was I wrong!! I realised that these topics can definitely be taught. Like teaching cycling or driving or swimming to someone. Yeah they are abstract, but we know these are teachable skills. And, once you teach them, practice will take them far. There is so much science to these components and so much to learn. Now, I have been an educator myself in the past. I have taught Business Analysis to thousands of people. I followed the best of the best practices while teaching. But Shreyas indulged me in a learning experience like I never imagined possible. He intentionally broke some cardinal rules of training, much to the students' advantage (whoever said that there must be a 10 min break every 90 min, please raise your hands. I got to talk to you... :) ) This is the course for you to aspire to be accepted in. Shreyas will give you more skill-fodder to chew on and practice, than an ivy-league MBA...I am not kidding. This is a premium course, particularly for people not earning in $, £, €, but so well worth it.

Rahul Jindal

Enterprise AI & Transformation Leader | Scaling multi billion $ Revenue Ops (Google Ads) | Strategy, Operations and Board Advisory | Building High Leverage Operational Models | Director @ Google

4 days. 30+ hours. One massive upgrade in thinking. I just finished Shreyas Doshi's "World Class Product Sense In Practice." To call it a course feels like an understatement - it was an intense, intellectual deep dive that ran from 9:30 PM to 5 AM for me, with a global cohort of Product, Design and Strategy leaders. It pushes you past good enough intuition and gives you the tools to consistently "decompose" complex ambiguity. We are talking about a fundamental recalibration of how you view product, strategy, influence and creativity. Shreyas doesn’t just teach content; he models a level of diligence, original thinking, candor and precision that is rare - quite rare. For my fellow Product and Business Leaders: If you are looking to sharpen your edge and elevate the quality of your decision making, this is the room you need to be in. It’s not just a course; it’s a standard. Shreyas’ experience is a gift to the community. Grab it. Link in the first comment.

Heena Mordani

Product Management | Strategy & Consumer Insights

Spent the last two weekends taking Shreyas Doshi's product sense course. I went in expecting frameworks. What I got instead was a lesson on how ego kills creativity, lack of which kills strategy. The course hands you a mirror to notice when you're chasing intellectual credibility instead of consumer truth. When you're blindly applying adages only because they are considered "best practices" but don't get you better outcomes on your product. When you're simply trading substance for shine and speed. It urges you to trust your own observations again. The unsexy, obvious stuff that gets dismissed because it doesn't sound strategic enough. This course won't make you sound smarter. But it will push you to be more honest to your craft. And that's far more useful. I'd highly recommend this one!

Karolina Grobelna-Marcinkowska

Senior Product Manager at Allegro Pay

I just wrapped up an intense, two-weekend journey through the World-class Product Sense in Practice course with Shreyas Doshi. 🧠 For me, this wasn’t just a course - it was a complete mindset shift in how to approach product strategy and evaluation. If you’re looking to sharpen your product intuition, I cannot recommend this enough. But a word of caution: once you’ve seen a product through this lens, there’s no going back. You’ll realize just how much more work (and time) goes into mastering the craft. 🚀

Leo van Beek

Head of Product | 0→1→Acquisition | Product Designer, Builder & Leader

Just finished Shreyas Doshi World-class Product Sense course on Maven. After years in product, I wasn't chasing frameworks. I wanted to understand what "Product Sense" truly is and how to make it tingle. I also wanted to pressure-test my approach to strategy. I wasn't really expecting to be surprised by big new insights. But I'm happy to say that I was: there is so much more to really _think_ about when making product decisions. I'm excited about applying these new insights in practice, training my product sense further to build winning products and teams.

Abhishek Kumar Pathak

MBA '25 Seton Hall University | Ex - Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, Deloitte

I am super excited to share that I just went through World-class Product Sense in Practice by Shreyas Doshi on Maven. I have been a big beneficiary of his world class wisdom since long. It was an amazing(excruciating) experience going through this course over the last two weekend fully locked in. I bet you wont be able to move away from the screen for entire 35+ hours of this course. Before: Read books on business, entrepreneurship, or products and started feeling that I know all, because they provide a set of frameworks to make you believe that. Took a class on design thinking, and strategy from top instructors in the world and started showing off that I am in exclusive top 1%, because they share most useful tools and techniques (often non-contextual). Listened to a number of podcasts on emotional intelligence and then started internalizing that I am self-aware and I know myself, because they tell how to listen. Every time I learned a lesson, I felt, I am super smart and made sure to show it off to my friends and colleagues. After: After I went through this course, a whole set of myself has shifted to a different identity. I did not get a framework to become a great PM; I got a lens which now shows the world(products) differently. I did not get a lesson do amazing stuffs; I got a mindset to make me performant. I did not learn; I trained my LLM with rich set of data. I am fortunate that I took this course along with an amazing world class cohort. Arguably, if you are a mid to senior-level in your career in product, business strategy, design, or engineering, I bet this course will be one of the best investments for your career. lnkd.in/ezRh-Met

KW

@siuheihk

took @shreyas's product sense course - initially skeptical as an eng. biggest shift: changed how i think about building products _for users_. highly rec if you want to build gr8 products that users ❀ (even for internal tools/APIs) #productsense

Yossi Feroz

Product Manager | Fintech, Payments & AI | Product Strategy | Customer Experience | B2B SaaS | B2C

Frameworks won't make you a great PM. Unlearning them might. I just finished Shreyas Doshi's "World-class Product Sense in Practice" course. 40+ hours. 9 days. The first two hours were about unlearning - getting rid of the generic product thinking the industry teaches everyone. Not adding new tools to the toolkit. Removing the ones that hold you back from growing. The rest was a masterclass in what product sense actually is - strategic thinking, creative problem-solving, and the ability to simulate how real humans will think, feel, and act before you ship a single thing. After years of building products in Fintech, this course showed me how much deeper it goes. No recycled templates. No cliches. No fluff. Just relentless decomposition of what separates great products from forgettable ones. It wasn't easy. It's not for beginners. But as someone in the middle of a career transition, it was exactly the reset I needed.

Erik Rogne

@erikrogne

I took @shreyas "World Class Product Sense" and it's more psychology than business. I'm skeptical of product courses (most are BS), but this one rewired how I think. Unlearned corporate garbage and trained my brain to spot product lessons everywhere. Better thinking = better PM.

Hima

@hima_tk

I recently took @shreyas’s product sense course in Maven. The course was peppered with so many lessons, the biggest learnings and ah-ha moments in the thread. #productsense #productmanagement #PM

Krishna Kumar K

Product Guy

It took a bit of convincing to get my wife agree that it makes sense to travel to Dubai for taking an 'online' course. (to my friends who still are not convinced, timezone conflict was the main reason - and not an excuse for a solo trip). I was a fan of Shreyas Doshi for a long time and finally could manage to take the World-class Product Sense in Practice (lnkd.in/g-pMmfdA) course. To be fair, I bundled it with a solo trip to Dubai, some sightseeing, some amazing Kerala food (the best Kerala food is in Dubai) and catchups with friends and family there. The course is a definitely positive ROI for experienced product folks (who have thought deeply about product management at work) - Sr. PM and above I would say. Some takeaways for me: [*] More inclined to apply 'first principles thinking' to stuff that we take for granted (eg. Vision, Strategy etc) [*] More inclined to consider the user's / buyer's viewpoints deeply. Much more than synthesis from a survey or research [*] Lessen my emphasis on advanced quantitative methods for early stage products (some hangover from my Microsoft Ads experience) [*] More inclined to creatively solve product and other problems and not to go with the first solution More learnings might percolate as I mull over these concepts later. Shreyas Doshi has done a great job in preparing a world class course on something as amorphous as 'product sense'

Ankit Arora

Govern how AI ships to production using Deployment.io

As a startup founder, you have to be a seeker. You have to find truth amid all the noise you're bombarded with daily. You need clarity on the why, where, who, and what of the product you're building. I've tried getting there through books. It works, but it's painfully slow. Then I took the Product Sense course from Shreyas Doshi. He weaves concepts with real examples from his own work experience, and hence, the course is very practical. I was applying ideas the same week I learned them. Highly recommend for any founder wanting to sharpen their product thinking. The India-California timezone was a challenge for me sometimes - but definitely worth it :-)

Ramyatanuja A

Senior Product Manager @ Booking.com | Fintech-Payments

Mid-career can be a strange phase- More competition. Fewer clear next steps. Learning starts to feel flat. That creeping dip in enthusiasm is real. I was right at that edge when I decided to take on something new. I signed up for Shreyas Doshi''𝘀 đ—Șđ—Œđ—żđ—čđ—±-𝗰đ—č𝗼𝘀𝘀 đ—Łđ—żđ—Œđ—±đ˜‚đ—°đ˜ 𝗩đ—Čđ—»đ˜€đ—Č đ—¶đ—» đ—Łđ—żđ—źđ—°đ˜đ—¶đ—°đ—Č đŸ’Ą The first two sessions were uncomfortable; my mind resisted. But there’s no escape when Shreyas speaks non-stop for five hours, forcing your brain to stretch whether it wants to or not. While the course claims to improve the quality of thinking, what it really does is expose how much conscious effort, a true product sense requires. No shortcuts. No hacks. Something which No one really teaches. But the timing wasn’t easy for me, but I had clarity that “later” rarely creates more space. So here I am, after completing ~ 30 hours of mid-night sessions, which had no fancy frameworks, no tactics, no assignments, just simulating relentless real-world examples: So unconventional. So creative. So Mentally exhausting !! I think, the real work/challenge begins now- How I keep training my LLM and apply this mindset to build more thoughtful, world-class solutions. If you’re curious about the noise around this course, just enroll and experience it yourself. No hype. lnkd.in/grJPg_Mc Thank you, Shreyas Doshi for the rigor, honesty, and depth 🙏 #ProductSense #ProductManagement #LearningMindset #ProductThinking

Maheshwar Venkat

Principal PM @ Chargebee | SaaS | Ex-Freshworks, Vymo

4 days of Shreyas Doshi's Product Sense course cost almost double of my 4 years of engineering. Was it worth it? 1. It gave me the much needed realisation that the the ceiling is very very high on many skills in Product Management. Before the course - I was probably getting too comfortable as I got closer to the local maxima on a bunch of product skills. 2. The content itself is was designed to build conviction & kickstart your learning on a handful of pointed skills - with enough resources to keep going back to, as you work on honing them long term. Building conviction to go deeper is hard and I'm grateful for that. 3. Beyond the content, the course is beautifully structured to take you on a journey to discover, understand and validate these concepts very naturally. No jargon, no theoretical frameworks, and nothing held back in calling a spade a spade wherever needed. Would I recommend it? For Sr. PM and above - If you are willing to put in the effort to grow in your craft, by practising the material everyday, you will unlock tremendous value from the course.

Rohan Choudhary

SVP & GM Glance AI Labs

Just completed the product sense course by Shreyas Doshi. Honestly, realised so many of my blind spots over the years, and learnt the truth behind building a world class product strategy and the deep thought that goes behind it. As building things becomes easier in the AI era, choosing what to build takes centre stage, and really will be the differentiation among product builders, and maybe successful and unsuccessful companies. I really recommend the course to any product leader or founder who wants to increase their odds of success, without relying on luck or serendipity as the key variables.

Pawan Venugopal

Product Management Leader | IGA | Enterprise Identity | Application Security | Vulnerability Management | Developer Experience | APIs | Platform | Ecosystem | Marketplaces

I just finished World Class Product Sense in Practice by Shreyas Doshi on Maven, and it was a real eye-opener. The course dives into what it actually takes to build world-class products and strategy, using clear, concrete examples rather than abstract theory. I’d strongly recommend it to any experienced PMs, especially those who are open-minded and willing to rethink how they approach product craft.

Mallikarjuna Potta

Identity, Authentication, Security and Fraud prevention/mitigation | ex-eBay, Grab

I recently completed World-class Product Sense in Practice by Shreyas Doshi, and I found it genuinely insightful. The course goes beyond frameworks and theory, focusing on how great product leaders actually think and make decisions. It covers product vision, segmentation, cognitive empathy, product strategy, and creativity in a very practical and realistic way. What stood out most was how it prepares you to operate in ambiguity and develop the judgment required to build world-class products. Highly recommended. 👉 lnkd.in/gkkyS5GB #ProductManagement #ProductSense #Leadership #ProductStrategy #ContinuousLearning

Pratul Gupta

Building Agentic AI Solutions for Human Services

I completed the Product Sense course taught by Shreyas Doshi. Two weekends. Fully locked in. Over 30 hours of class, plus Q&A sessions during the week and after the classes. It was both an experience and a revelation. Product Managers: when you make a deliberate decision about your product, do you think you’re achieving its true potential? Are you achieving your potential? Do you even know how high the ceiling is? Shreyas doesn’t give you frameworks or a 5-step process to becoming a kick-ass PM. Instead, he gives you a lens to see the product world more clearly, and a mirror to assess yourself as a product manager. He does not hand you a fish; he teaches you how to fish. If you are a mid to senior-level in your PM career, this course is one of the best investments you will make in yourself. You will stop sleepwalking through your career and make it AI-proof. The course is expensive. But you cannot afford not to take it. If you believe you already know it all, or you’re perfectly content doing what you are doing today, this course is probably not for you. And if any of my PM connections want to know more, you know where to find me. Check it out at: lnkd.in/gsg8wYWP (yep!, there is no link in the comments)

Luisa Brant

Making the world healthier @ Alice

đŸ‡§đŸ‡· Finalizei hoje o curso de Product Sense, do Shreyas Doshi. Sempre fui um pouco cĂ©tica em relação a cursos de produto. Na minha visĂŁo, Ă© algo muito difĂ­cil de ensinar. É uma combinação de bom senso, pensamento estruturado, domĂ­nio do contexto, criatividade e comunicação. Algo que nĂŁo se encaixa facilmente em uma grade curricular ou em uma abordagem one size fits all. Shreyas me surpreendeu de verdade. Ele mostrou que Ă© possĂ­vel ensinar Product Sense, nĂŁo por meio de frameworks, mas ajudando as pessoas a fazerem as perguntas certas e pensarem por si mesmas. Recomendo muito para profissionais de produto que buscam novas perspectivas. đŸ‡ș🇾 I finished Shreyas Doshi’s Product Sense course today. I’ve always been somewhat skeptical of product courses. Product is hard to teach. It’s a mix of judgment, structured thinking, deep context awareness, creativity, and communication. Not something that fits neatly into a curriculum or a one-size-fits-all approach. Shreyas genuinely surprised me. He showed that it is possible to teach Product Sense, not by introducing frameworks, but by helping people learn how to ask the right questions and think for themselves. I highly recommend it to product professionals looking for more advanced perspectives.

Prasidh Bhajiawala

Product @ Applied Systems | ex - Paytm, J. P. Morgan | Lending | Payments | Fintech | Consumer Internet | B2B SaaS | Product | Partnerships | GTM | Strategy | Finance

Taking Shreyas Doshi's World Class Product Sense in Practice Course has by far been the best investment of my time. The clarity of thought I have gained in the past week has been liberating. This course redefines what thinking about product entails, emphasizing its creative aspects. It empowers participants to appreciate the intricate details surrounding every product interaction and the decisions made in a world that is inherently complex. It equips you with the ability to look ahead with a clearer perspective, rather than relying on the past data, which is a common tendency. If you want to build perspective, I would recommend applying to Shreyas' Course. If you're seeking templates and frameworks, you can pick any other Product Management Course out there and not go wrong.

Trupti

@truptinatu

Shreyas' World Class Product Sense course is absolutely đŸ€Ż. The beauty is the simplicity, thought & work put into the curation that makes you understand extremely advance concepts & rewire your brain for a new way of thinking - the right way. Onwards to building 🚀 products!

Anna Paczkowska

Product @ Semrush

Product is part art, part craft. Just as an artist can’t just study their style from textbook, you can’t ‘download product taste’, but you can learn better ways to think and practice. After many years building products, you find yourselves in patterns that generally work. You’ve tried different ways based on many models, frameworks, how-tos, and after a while you know what has worked for you. It made you ship things that moved the needle. You hear happy customers, they say they love your product, and everyone is happy. Next thing you notice, you assume you know your domain, you know your target audience best... and suddenly all your further decisions are biased. And then one day, someone lends you their mental models and walls that felt immovable suddenly crack. Thank you Shreyas Doshi for doing this for me over the last 9 days. I've emptied my cup, and I'm ready to start thinking. I know this is not a typical LinkedIn post, there aren’t 3 bullet points with cool emojis on how to improve your product craft starting today. If anyone feels intrigued, see the link in the comment.

Melissa Monni

Product Manager @ Caju

[PT] Depois de muito pensar, não só me inscrevi, como finalizei o curso de Product Sense do Shreyas Doshi! Não é o primeiro curso de produto que faço e, mesmo que eu tivesse conseguido aplicar alguns aprendizados dos outros, a aplicabilidade deste curso é outra. O foco é muito mais em ensinar coisas que, até então, poderiam ser encaradas como impossíveis de ensinar, por tamanha subjetividade: gosto, criatividade, product sense... E ensina de uma forma muito sincera, sem a falåcia de no final jå se "estar pronto", "agora fica fåcil": product sense é o trabalho de toda uma vida, um exercício diårio, em que ele ensina a base para desenvolver a qualidade de seu raciocínio de forma estruturada. Recomendo demais! Obrigada, Shreyas, animada para continuar desenvolvendo os aprendizados! [ENG] After much thought, I not only enrolled in, but also completed Shreyas Doshi's Product Sense course! It's not the first product course I've taken, and even though I've managed to apply some of the lessons from others, the applicability of this course is different. The focus is much more on teaching things that, until now, could be considered impossible to teach due to their subjectivity: taste, creativity, product sense... And it teaches in a very sincere way, without the fallacy of "being ready" or "now it's easy" at the end: product sense is a lifelong work, a daily exercise, in which he teaches the foundation for developing the quality of your reasoning in a structured way. I highly recommend it! Thank you, Shreyas, I'm excited to continue developing my knowledge!

Raghav Ahuja

Senior Product Manager | FinTech · SaaS · Automation | Driving Scalable Product Delivery & Operational Efficiency

Over the weekend, I finished Shreyas Doshi's World Class Product Sense in practice course, and it fundamentally changed how I think about product management. Going in, I thought I had a solid grasp on product thinking. I was wrong. This course is exhaustive in a way that asks you to unlearn before you can truly learn. You have to rethink everything you thought you knew about PM. What struck me most was the environment Shreyas creates: surrounded by people from top-tier companies, there's zero judgment. Nothing is "right" or "wrong"—you're just guided to think at a different level entirely. Shreyas shares the why behind his thinking through real examples from his time at Twitter and Stripe. He takes abstract concepts that often feel intangible in product management and breaks them down with such depth that they finally click. You're not just learning what to do—you're learning how to think better, more critically, more strategically. Here's the thing: you need to listen and absorb. The real absorption will take time and practice. This isn't a quick-fix course—it's the beginning of a deeper journey in how you approach product thinking. What makes it special? Shreyas challenges the conventional wisdom floating around in product circles and humbles everyone with first principle thinking. It's genuinely a pleasure to listen to him. By the end, everyone wanted more. Would I recommend it? Absolutely. If you're ready to level up your product thinking and willing to challenge your assumptions, this course is worth every minute.

Joanne Mathenge

Lead Product Manager | Growth, non-ad monetisation for B2C Apps with 15M+ MAUs | subscriptions , conversion funnels, payment systems

Imagine spending 35 hours supercharging your thinking process? I and 250+ ambitious product people just dedicated the last 2 weekends to Shreyas Doshi's World-Class Product Sense course. This course is NOT for you if you're seeking validation of how smart you are, how much you know, want a pat on the back from strangers or want to show off your respectable job title at a big logo company. Here are 4 things that stood out for me: 1. I need to UNLEARN treating frameworks and reknown product practices as substitutes for actual thinking—they're a guise of competence, not thinking tools 2. To always DEFAULT to my internal thinking-mode before acting on roadmap injects, urgent requests, firefighting, or prompting any LLM with prescriptive garbage 3. It clicked fast on how deeply flawed, low-quality thinking will NEVER result in high user satisfaction, regardless of how convincing the value proposition sounds 4. To DECOUPLE performative tactics that masquerade as "seemingly smart questions playing devil's advocate" FROM my innate intent to think deeply first Taking this course equips you with foundations that only YOU can exercise to the best of your knowledge and abilities. It doesn't mean we're magically transformed. It means we have the RAW MATERIAL needed to do 1000s of thinking reps to continue raising the bar of product work in our own diverse contexts or business ventures. Some food for thought if you've read this far: If your favorite LLM has plan-mode, thinking, and processing states, then what's stopping you from doing the same on your own first? — Find the course here: lnkd.in/ewWRiMPK

Ido Zur

Designing the future of insurance data | ex Lemonade

Don't "fail fast." Instead, approach every feature you’re building as if it is destined to fail, and then work to prevent it. I recently completed Shreyas Doshi’s World Class Product Sense course. I didn't know what am I in for. The first two hours threw away many of the frameworks I’ve relied on for years, emphasizing the importance of "unlearning" average product habits. The next 30 hours served as a masterclass in The Craft, focusing on relentless decomposition and real-world examples. Key topics included motivation theory, segmentation, positioning, creativity, and taste. Don't sign up, just take a look: lnkd.in/dXVMc7Hw

Murat Menevse

@muratmenevse

Just wrapped up @shreyas Product Sense course and wanted to share a quick note. Shreyas doesn't hand you frameworks or templates. He focuses on how you think, empathy, judgment, perspective-taking. Stuff that sounds soft but turns out to be the hard part of product work.