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Generally, PM does not need to understand user needs and drive product. It's a job for other people (product management, ux/cx analysts etc). The PMs primary fu
by ivan_gammel 10y ago
Generally, PM does not need to understand user needs and drive product. It's a job for other people (product management, ux/cx analysts etc). The PMs primary function is to facilitate communication in the extended team, so that it will achieve the desired goals in given time, and this means his focus is internal, not external.
- alonmower 10y agoI believe PM in the context of the original post was referring to product management, not project management
- ivan_gammel 10y agoOh, right, thanks. Misunderstood it.
- p4bl0 10y agoThanks, I had to grep "PM" on the whole page to make sense of this discussion. For me "PM" was either "private message" or "prime minister"…