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Why I’m Answering “No” to Your Request to “Pick My Brain”

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• nickff 6y ago
  This post itself is sass with no substance, but the 'follow-up' (if you can call it that) is not bad, though it's also mostly a lead-in to her eventual advice (which hasn't been written yet): https://medium.com/@aubynbethcasady/product-marketing-the-best-job-youll-ever-have-part-i-8dd680a08238 https://medium.com/@aubynbethcasady/product-marketing-the-be...
• sharkmerry 6y ago
  This seems to be a post about this person launching a blog. It does not feel like the type of substantive post we need
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• spudlyo 6y ago
  I appreciated the snarky language, but a few things made me wish I hadn't read this. Leaving aside the humble brag about their engagement on LinkedIn, I am not a fan of marketing in general, product or otherwise. Furthermore the use of images in this article I found cringeworthy, and I did not need to see a cute picture of the author's children, which seemed ... gratuitous and manipulative? The title is clickbait, and I feel bad for being duped into reading something I had zero interest in. "Why I'm Starting a Blog about Product Marketing" would not have been a link that I would have clicked on.