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I can’t judge Google PMs. But Google the company’s products are not good. Often they start out good, and then get progressively worse, stagnate, or are killed o

I can’t judge Google PMs. But Google the company’s products are not good. Often they start out good, and then get progressively worse, stagnate, or are killed off entirely! Regarding why product people don’t have $1m. I would suggest that building a great product is not sufficient for that, you also need to be able to sell it.

danielmarkbruce 4y ago
>> I would suggest that building a great product is not sufficient for that, you also need to be able to sell it. I might be putting toooo much responsibility on product, but realistically to have a good product in a good market, it has to be sellable - ie built with the distribution in mind so that an economical go-to-market is within the control of the company. For large enterprise customers the product might built with direct sales in mind - high price, high value, features large enterprise need, sufficiently defined buyer group etc. If one doesn't factor that into what product to build for what market, I don't think they have product sense.