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Agree. OP's use of "Product management" is not the usual one - but many companies have fuzzy concepts/boundaries between the two so that may be the route. Usu
by ska 8y ago
Agree. OP's use of "Product management" is not the usual one - but many companies have fuzzy concepts/boundaries between the two so that may be the route.
Usually products without someone filling the product manager (not project manager) role in some way suffer for it.
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