Sherlaine Lau Portfolio
Vancouver-based product professional whose named work spans Dialpad and Microsoft's Flipgrid (100M+ users), documenting an explicit four-stage process: briefing, competitive research, prototyping, launch/measurement.
What makes it work
A breakdown of the choices that make this portfolio stand out.
Scale-anchored credibility
Naming a specific product with a "100M+ users" figure gives instant, verifiable scale context.
Explicit, named process framework
Stating the four stages of her process turns "I do product management" into a legible, evaluable methodology.
Hackathon recognition as supplementary proof
A dated, third-party-judged award adds texture and specificity to the main career narrative.
What Product Managers can take from this
Specific, actionable tips to apply to your own portfolio — no generic advice.
If you've worked on a product with a large user base, cite the number even if you didn't own the whole product.
Name your process as a sequence of stages, even briefly.
Small, dated achievements add texture that a resume-style bullet list cannot.
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