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Building a 10x Career: Tapojoy Chatterjee, VP Product at Swiggy

Building a 10x Career: Tapojoy Chatterjee, VP Product at Swiggy

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Tapojoy Chatterjee is Vice President and Head of Product at Swiggy Food and Dineout Experiences. Before Swiggy, he spent nearly a decade at Amazon, where he helped build the Amazon Ads business in India, launched miniTV, and even holds a US patent.

In this rich, candid conversation, Tapojoy shares:

  • His 3-step playbook to stay ahead of paradigm shifts like AI

  • The 4 habits that quietly compound into career breakthroughs

  • Using side projects as powerful tools to bridge skill gaps

  • Exactly what it takes to get promoted—whether you're at a lean startup or a layered org

If you want to learn what it takes to build a 10X Career, this episode is for you!


In The Career Clinic, Tapojoy answers your questions about cross-functional collaboration and execution, providing clear frameworks to tackle tricky workplace like:

  • How to unblock projects when the other team won’t budge

  • How to say no at work without sounding defensive

  • How to update leadership the smart way

  • How to hold peers accountable without ruining relationships


    Some key takeaways:

  • Raise your hand before you think you’re ready: From his first school computer class to product management at Amazon—Tapojoy didn’t wait for perfect readiness. He jumped in, learned fast, and delivered.

  • Compound curiosity into a career advantage: Intentional, curiosity-led learning from side projects and observation is as powerful as formal training.

  • Build a bias for execution: Credibility comes from consistent delivery—track records matter.

  • Take intentional career bets: Be deliberate about placing smart bets on growing trends. Early risk-taking has limited downside, but exponential upside.

  • Master saying no (and yes): Protect your energy by learning to decline clearly, transparently, and kindly—show trade-offs clearly.

  • Promotions differ by company size: Understand that promotions in startups rely heavily on your direct impact with founders, while large orgs demand cross-functional visibility and wide stakeholder support.

  • Reflection is a career accelerator: Don’t wait for annual reviews. Regular self-reflection (weekly or daily) sharpens judgment and growth.


In this episode we cover:


Referenced:

  • The CEO Factory by Sudhir Sitapati https://amzn.in/d/akQtm8F

  • The Lean Product Playbook by Dan Olsen https://amzn.in/d/hThFJrP

  • Only the Paranoid Survive by Andy Grove https://amzn.in/d/2t6mAlC

  • The Power of Moments by Chip Heath & Dan Heath https://amzn.in/d/iYbL9yk


Editing and production: GreyLabs Media https://www.instagram.com/greylabsmedia/

Recording: https://riverside.fm/

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