Sounds like you’ve worked with a lot of sub par product managers then. A good PM is extremely good at identifying the actual problems you need to solve, the one

Sounds like you’ve worked with a lot of sub par product managers then. A good PM is extremely good at identifying the actual problems you need to solve, the ones that can make a true impact on the business strategy you’re executing. Bad PMs just chase feature after feature, without identifying the impact they can/can’t make. A good PM also brings in engineers to meet customers frequently, so long as it respects the engineer’s schedule.