I am Sarosh Mirza 👋

A passionate coder and problem-solver with over a decade of experience building impactful products.

Product Highlights: I’ve created everything from the top weekend travel app in Europe (Weekend.com) to personal projects like StoryPop and HabitX.
I love tackling simple challenges and diving into code as a hobby—solving problems is my jam.
When I’m not in front of a computer, I’m out biking and hiking with my two kids, soaking up nature.
I’m always on the lookout for new street food adventures to add a little extra flavor to life.
Join me where tech meets everyday adventures, and every day brings a new discovery!

Spiral staircase ascending upward, symbolizing continuous growth and career progression

Future-Proofing Your PM Career: Embracing Controversy and Continuous Reinvention

Future-Proofing Your PM Career: Embracing Controversy and Continuous Reinvention Imagine a product manager named Emma, who started her career with a clear roadmap laid out in her PM bootcamp. In those early days, she followed every best practice, adhered strictly to established methodologies, and achieved steady, predictable results. But as the tech landscape evolved—with disruptive innovations emerging from companies like Apple, Google, and Tesla—Emma realized that following a set path wasn’t enough. To truly future-proof her career, she needed to challenge the norms, embrace controversy, and commit to a mindset of continuous reinvention. ...

Human hand touching a digital interface, symbolizing the collaboration between human insight and artificial intelligence

AI in Product Management: Revolutionizing the Role or Replacing It?

AI in Product Management: Revolutionizing the Role or Replacing It? Imagine a seasoned product manager, Alex, who has built his career on intuition, market research, and hands-on leadership. One day, his company introduces an AI-powered tool designed to analyze user feedback, predict market trends, and even suggest product improvements. Suddenly, Alex finds himself at a crossroads: Is this new technology a powerful ally that can supercharge his decision-making, or a threat that might eventually replace the human touch in product management? ...

A winding mountain road symbolizing the complex journey from idea to execution

From Idea to Execution: The Controversial Journey They Don't Teach in PM Bootcamps

From Idea to Execution: The Controversial Journey They Don’t Teach in PM Bootcamps Imagine a bright-eyed product manager named Sarah, fresh out of a well-regarded PM bootcamp. Armed with frameworks, checklists, and an endless supply of enthusiasm, she set out to transform her groundbreaking idea into a market-ready product. In theory, everything seemed simple: follow the steps, build a prototype, launch, and watch users flock in. But soon enough, Sarah discovered that the real world was far messier than the neatly packaged lessons in her bootcamp. ...

Architectural blueprints and measuring tools symbolizing the importance of planning before building

The Build-First Mentality: Why Skipping Validation Can Derail Your Product

The Build-First Mentality: Why Skipping Validation Can Derail Your Product Imagine a startup called TechHaven buzzing with energy and ideas. The team was so eager to make their mark that they jumped straight into building their dream product without first testing the market. They believed in the classic mantra: “build it and they will come.” Weeks turned into months as features piled up and code flowed endlessly. But when the product finally launched, the reception was lukewarm. Despite the team’s technical brilliance, the product failed to capture the audience’s interest, and costly pivots followed. ...

Compass on a map representing the balance between data and intuition

When Metrics Mislead: The Art of Intuitive Decision-Making in a Data-Driven World

When Metrics Mislead: The Art of Intuitive Decision-Making in a Data-Driven World Imagine a product manager named Lisa at a well-known tech company. Every day, Lisa is bombarded with numbers: click-through rates, conversion metrics, user engagement scores, and more. The company prides itself on being data-driven, and for good reason—data can shine a light on trends and guide decisions. Yet, one day, amidst a critical product launch, Lisa noticed that the numbers were sending mixed signals. Despite the data suggesting one direction, her gut instinct nudged her toward an alternative approach. This moment of uncertainty sparked a journey of learning that would ultimately reshape her team’s decision-making process. ...