You're exactly right: This isn't a situation to jump to conclusions. However, when the junior product managers are proposing things with terms they don't even

You're exactly right: This isn't a situation to jump to conclusions. However, when the junior product managers are proposing things with terms they don't even understand then something is clearly wrong. Imagine joining a meeting where a product manager is trying to explain their own document but can't understand what "they" wrote when they get to various bullet points. Or the document is correct, but their understanding of their own document is incorrect. Have you ever seen a student caught cheating? Someone who has the right answers on the paper, but can't explain why or remember why they wrote it down? It's exactly that.