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Swipe to Unlock: The Primer on Technology and Business Strategy (Fast Forward Your Product Career: The Two Books Required to Land Any PM Job) Kindle Edition
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Authored by 3 Product Managers at Google, Facebook, and Microsoft, Swipe to Unlock is a comprehensive guide on the must-know concepts of technology and business strategy. It is a must-read for anyone pursuing product management, design, marketing, consulting or business strategy roles in the tech industry.
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This #1 Amazon Business Bestseller won a medal from the North American Book Awards and has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Business Insider. Swipe to Unlock has been translated into 11 languages including Chinese, Korean, & Russian and wastouted as "our generation's Rosetta Stone for enabling anyone to peer into the technology changing everyday life" by Jeremy Schifeling.
Swipe to Unlock teaches you how to think like a technologist by answering real-world questions like:
- How does Spotify determine what songs to recommend to you?
- How did KaiOS become the third largest mobile operating system in just two years since launching?
- Why does Amazon offer free shipping with Prime if it loses them money?
- How did a single typo take down 20% of the internet?
- Why did Microsoft acquire LinkedIn?
Topics Covered: Software Development, Business Models & Strategies, Economics, Hacking & Security, Hardware & Robots, The Internet, Cloud Computing, Big Data, Technology Policy, Emerging Markets, Future Trends, and much more!
Featured Companies: Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, Spotify, Uber, WeChat, Yelp, Tinder, Washington Post, Grab, Toyota, GoJek, Samsung, Salesforce, M-Pesa, Quora, KaiOS, Twitter, Tesla, ByteDance, Airbnb, Robinhood, Adobe, Alibaba, Netflix, Paytm, Target, and many more!
Unlock the answers you need to ace your tech interviews or become a better-educated digital citizen. Buy Swipe to Unlock today to understand why it's the Top Gifted Technology Book of 2022!
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication date19 September 2017
- File size15096 KB
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- Print length : 399 pages
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About the authors
Adi Agashe is a prominent Product Manager at Microsoft and author of the bestselling technology strategy book, Swipe to Unlock. He has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Business Insider, Inc., and more. He works on Azure cloud growth team to build hyper-converged and hybrid features that help customers adopt cloud technologies. He previously managed product and engineering teams as the founder of Belle Applications and Head of Product at Speare.
Neel is a Product Manager at Google and studied Computer Science at Harvard University. He worked previously at Microsoft and Khan Academy. Neel founded the Civic Digital Fellowship, the first paid tech internship program in the federal government.
Parth Detroja is currently a Product Manager at Facebook. He has previously worked at Microsoft, Amazon, and IBM. He graduated Summa Cum Laude from Cornell University.
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Reviewed in India on 28 September 2022
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Amazing to read this.

Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 28 September 2022
Amazing to read this.

A high level article on everything a digital PM would encounter
Disliked:
The structure seems a little all over the place.
Overall:
Must read for a new PM
The book talks about things like how companies like Google, Facebook, Spotify, Amazon, Tinder etc work. How smart cars function and what is the future. Difference between Chinese and Western Tech giants. Digital Payments. Internet. Cloud Computing. Big Data. Robotics and it's future. and many such relevant topics.
This book is for non-tech people who do not want to go into gory technical details of all the topics covered. It provides a brief, yet good overview of these topics. A must-read book for mid-level managers, non-tech founders, product managers and anyone who wants to strike an intellectual conversation with other non-tech friends at parties/meetings and show off!
Somehow this book manages to answer questions that we think we have the complete answers to ("why does Tinder ask you to log in using Facebook?")
3 Key Takeaways from this Book are:
1. This book explains each concept succinctly and leaves you with that feeling of thought provoking to do furthermore research and understand the thing in more depth
2. The Chapters are structured in a very well manner. As you learn new concepts from the chapters, these are connected back in the subsequent chapters thus helping understand more about those concepts
3. Very interesting cases are provided to explain each concept, which helps in absorbing the concepts
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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 15 March 2021
3 Key Takeaways from this Book are:
1. This book explains each concept succinctly and leaves you with that feeling of thought provoking to do furthermore research and understand the thing in more depth
2. The Chapters are structured in a very well manner. As you learn new concepts from the chapters, these are connected back in the subsequent chapters thus helping understand more about those concepts
3. Very interesting cases are provided to explain each concept, which helps in absorbing the concepts
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And this book not only explains about these big enterprises in western world but also shed light to various startups doing good in SEA and Eastern world. And then compares the difference of strategies followed by these different regions of the world.
Case studies are well articulated in this book and provide an insight how organisations like FB, Google makes money by providing free apps/services to the end user.
Written in simple plain language so anyone can understand the use cases or scenarios explained in this book be a person from Technical or Non Technical background, or be a person is aspiring PM or working in different roles.
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- Those who generally like to be in the know, in order to gain understanding and connect the dots i.e. the "how things work" minded people.
- Those who have an orientation and interest in business strategies and want insight into the recent past decisions taken by big tech compies.
The authors do an exceptional job at covering many topics and answering various questions that you may or may not have had or thought of.
Even though I'm in the tech industry, after reading the book I felt like the veil had been lifted in a lot of areas that I was and wasn't aware of.
On that note, anyone looking for in-depth technical detail should pick up this book knowing that's not what it's about and read to "discover".
Would I recommend this book? No doubt, YES.

This book is waffle free, can’t stand books that use ‘death by examples’ they spend 4 pages using stories and examples to make a point-this book is not one of those books.
All examples in this book take a few lines and are simple to understand.
I have not been able to put the book down since I bought it. It is quite engaging.


I’ve recommended this book to few friends and all of them have instantly bought and developed a liking for the book.
Kudos to the authors - Neel, Parth and Adi for putting this together. I’m now onto their next one on blockchain.


Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 7 August 2020
I’ve recommended this book to few friends and all of them have instantly bought and developed a liking for the book.
Kudos to the authors - Neel, Parth and Adi for putting this together. I’m now onto their next one on blockchain.


As a fairly new product manager (under 2yrs), I would say that this book was a great read - literally could not put it down. This is the fastest I have ever read a book (17 work days, only on a commute to work and back).