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I understand it to mean that there is a part of the org (separate from the engineering team) that shapes the direction of the product; decides "these are the fe
by LukeShu 6y ago
I understand it to mean that there is a part of the org (separate from the engineering team) that shapes the direction of the product; decides "these are the features we're going to implement, these are the issues we're going to address"; one way of looking at it is that their primary output is putting things in to the engineering team's backlog.
- Benjammer 6y agoYeah, this is what I was talking about. Software product management as a separate functional org from engineering. Not like old-Dupont-style product orgs.
- lifeisstillgood 6y agoAha - so you are saying there is a product manager (plus "org") whose job it is to produce big backlogs separate from the people who will implement them. yeah that's never gonna work :-(