> the problems I described happen everytime anyone without vision, charisma, passion, technical skills, and willpower is put in charge. So why the focus on prod

> the problems I described happen everytime anyone without vision, charisma, passion, technical skills, and willpower is put in charge. So why the focus on product managers? It’s because of this tendency to wanting people with a product manager title in charge of software product development. That a Product Manager may seem "in charge," of development is incidental to the role, and not the purpose of it. The role exists to discover features and scale them to customer demand. Managing means "to extract value from," and a lot falls into place when that lands.