Ravi Mehta Portfolio
Former CPO at Tinder and product leader at Facebook and Tripadvisor, now writing "Top 1% Builder" on how AI is changing product management itself — arguing the discipline's core skills persist even as execution speed changes.
What makes it work
A breakdown of the choices that make this portfolio stand out.
Arguing against the trend piece he could easily have written
Rather than the easy claim that "AI kills product management," he takes the more specific and harder-to-defend position that the role transforms but its judgment-based core survives.
Grounding a forward-looking argument in named, checkable prior roles
The CPO title at Tinder and product roles at Facebook and Tripadvisor give his AI predictions a base of actual large-scale product experience to draw from.
Separating the "what" of PM work from the "how" explicitly
Distinguishing what product management fundamentally does versus how the work gets executed is a clean analytical frame that avoids conflating the two.
What AI Product Managers can take from this
Specific, actionable tips to apply to your own portfolio — no generic advice.
When writing about how AI affects your discipline, take the specific, falsifiable position rather than the easy alarmist or dismissive one.
Anchor forward-looking claims about your field in your own named, checkable prior roles, so readers can weigh the argument against real experience.
Separate what your job fundamentally accomplishes from how you currently execute it — it makes it easier to write clearly about how new tools change the work.
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