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Navneeth Ramprasad
Product @ Netflix | On Deck Fellow, Facebook Alum | Ex-International Table Tennis Player
Navneeth Ramprasad is a Senior Product Manager at Netflix, based in Los Gatos, California. He has an extensive background in product management, having previously worked at Meta (formerly Facebook) and Comscore. His career began with roles in software engineering before he transitioned to product management, where he has spent the majority of his professional life.
Education
- Master's Degree in Computer Science from Syracuse University.
- Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) in Computer Science from Visvesvaraya Technological University.
Professional Experience
- Senior Product Manager at Netflix (2021 - Present)
- Product Manager at Meta (2019 - 2021)
- Senior Product Manager at Comscore (2017 - 2019)
- Associate Product Manager at Wells Fargo (2016 - 2017)
- Software Engineering Intern at Veritas Technologies (2015)
Coaching and Mentoring
In addition to his product management role, Navneeth has been actively involved in coaching and mentoring individuals looking to pivot into product management. He has mentored over 100 people through various formats, helping them with career transitions, interview preparations, and resume building.
Notable Achievements
Navneeth has received several awards throughout his career, including:
- Best Sportsman of the Year by the Indian Olympic Association (2010).
- National Champion in Table Tennis recognized by the School Games Federation of India.
Languages
He is proficient in English, Hindi, and Kannada.
Navneeth Ramprasad is recognized not only for his professional accomplishments but also for his dedication to helping others succeed in their careers in product management.123
Highlights
Lyft you need to rethink the background check process for your drivers in the US. More context below.
I took a ride recently from Manhattan to JFK using Lyft Comfort and the driver opened the trunk of the car before stopping, which made my bags fly out of the car, onto the road. When asked why he did that, he responded with “Bro, why would you ask me that?” and gave me a death stare for a good minute.
He later walked back into the car and banged the passenger door the hardest while my parents were still exiting the car. Luckily, they weren’t injured but were definitely shook. I’m deeply traumatized by this issue and will make sure I don’t use Lyft ever again in my life.
Moreover, the ride I booked was Lyft Comfort where I specifically asked for 1/ quiet preferred, and 2/ help with bags. The driver blasted loud music throughout the 80-min ride and pretended like he couldn’t hear me when requested to reduce the volume.
I know LinkedIn is not the place to report this safety incident. I’m doing this only because the customer service rep said she can’t do much on a call will get back to me in an email in 3-5 business days and will “unpair” me with the driver for future rides.
I’m still fuming internally but wanted to let others know how pathetic Lyft has been off-late with their driver safety issues.
To my connections here, please tag the right folks from Lyft for the safety of other users.
Lyft
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