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sounds like common sense but with fancy tables and diagrams. explains why i never passed initial phone screens for senior PM roles at FAANG even though i develo
by b20000 5y ago
sounds like common sense but with fancy tables and diagrams. explains why i never passed initial phone screens for senior PM roles at FAANG even though i developed and launched several succesful hardware products from start to finish into retail, without any PM education or training.
- mindtricks 5y agoIn all fairness, the author is not a product manager by title or training. He's only sharing "product management" tricks or techniques that's helped him during his own development. If you've done these things for a while, may not be much to take away here, but for junior PMs or junior engineers, this is probably enough to shift their thinking a bit.
- b20000 5y agoi see. i had a conversation about a director of PM role and the guy i talked to seemed perplexed i was not going to go through the PM ladder step by step starting at the bottom. certainly not after 25 years of experience of building and shipping.