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A good PM is worth their weight in gold, but the problem is that the qualifications for a good PM are very hard to make objective. This leads to the role becomi
by dasil003 4y ago
A good PM is worth their weight in gold, but the problem is that the qualifications for a good PM are very hard to make objective. This leads to the role becoming magnet for power-hungry MBAs with a bean counter mentality who will tend to outcompete anyone with real knowledge of UX or engineering unless the company understands the danger of money/power-driven PMs and actively counteracts it by focusing on actual product skills.
- synu 4y agoI’ve found that only hiring technical PMs can be really helpful in this regard. YMMV depending on the product, but when it fits it’s great.