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The quoted description sounds much like a horoscope, and I'm sure applies to many people who would not make great product managers. There's few ambitious peopl
by tumultco 14y ago
The quoted description sounds much like a horoscope, and I'm sure applies to many people who would not make great product managers. There's few ambitious people who don't want to own the product.
However, if you do "naturally gravitate to product management" -- that is you find yourself in those roles or have been assigned to those roles without effort or conscious action -- then it is a good sign of fit.
- msutherl 14y ago> I'm sure applies to many people who would not make great product managers I'm sure it does, but that's beside the point. People who fit this description may not be great product managers, but they will likely be more satisfied in a product management role than in a design or development role.