> Part of what makes me a good engineer – submerging myself extremely deep and specific context, "the zone" – seems to work against me becoming a good product p

> Part of what makes me a good engineer – submerging myself extremely deep and specific context, "the zone" – seems to work against me becoming a good product person. I feel a lot of this from the other side of the table. Part of what works against me in engineering is my lack of fluency in focusing deeply on very insulated challenges for a long enough period of time. I've always said this works against me but makes me great at the product side of the house because I can leverage my natural inclinations better.