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> PMs. Your job is already like 25% UX designer. Would be nice to level up those skills. I wish fewer people would use the PM abbreviation. You never know if i
by arendtio 7y ago
> PMs. Your job is already like 25% UX designer. Would be nice to level up those skills.
I wish fewer people would use the PM abbreviation. You never know if it means 'Product Manager' or 'Project Manager' and have to consult the context.
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- Smithalicious 7y agoHah, I had only ever seen that abbreviation used for Prime Minister. Thank you for telling me the other options.
- taneq 7y agoWhat, you mean it's not intuitively obvious? /s
- crazygringo 7y ago"PM" is strategic ambiguity -- it's actually a benefit that it can mean either, because a product manager at one company might be called a project manager at another, and vice-versa. And don't forget "program manager" as a third variant. All three titles tell you nothing about what the job is at a specific company, because every company defines them a little (or a lot) differently. Hence: "PM".
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