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Jason Barfuss
Senior Product Manager | MBA | PSPO
Jason Barfuss is a Senior Product Manager at Capital One with a strong background in end-to-end product management and quantitative analysis.1 He is known for being a "lover of change" and has demonstrated expertise in various aspects of product management.1
Professional Experience
Jason's current role is at Capital One, where he works as a Manager in Product Management.14 Prior to this, he has held positions at other companies, including:
- Charles Schwab, where he was involved in digital product management2
- Arizona State University, where he worked as a Graduate Teaching Assistant4
Education
Jason Barfuss holds an MBA and has completed his education at Arizona State University's W. P. Carey School of Business.13 During his MBA studies, he shared insights about his experiences in a LinkedIn post titled "Lessons Learned - MBA School Year 1".3
Skills and Expertise
Jason's professional profile highlights several key skills and areas of expertise:
- End-to-end product management
- Quantitative analysis
- Digital product management
- Analytical skills
He is also certified as a Professional Scrum Product Owner (PSPO).3
Online Presence
Jason maintains an active professional presence on LinkedIn, where his username is jason-barfuss.1 He uses the platform to share insights about his work and experiences in product management and his MBA journey.23
Highlights
It is clear that psychological safety is an important ingredient found in high performing teams. As a maturing manager with the intention to develop and build collaborative teams, what indicators can I look for to know if we are building a culture in which team members feel “safe”?
Any thoughts on the topic are welcome.
What does it mean to be a digital product manager? How do I add value to a Fortune 500 corporation? What does it mean to see through clients’ eyes? These questions were top of mind for me nearly three years ago as I took my first product management role with Charles Schwab after finishing up my MBA program. I was so raw and ignorant to so many of the things that only experience can teach. With grace and foresight managers and mentors stepped into my journey to encourage, guide, and upskill me. Below are five things I am grateful to have learned during my time as a Schwabbie:
- Trust is everything - built over time and lost in an instant.
- Identify and leverage the virtuous cycles in your business and in your life.
- Empathy can be profitable.
- An authentically growth mindset driven culture creates resilience and empowerment.
- Long term decision making can look bland from the outside, but it is required for sustainable performance.
Time for my next chapter of learning. Thank you to my fellow Schwabbies for investing in me as a professional and as an individual. Stay in touch.
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