clementkao

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   by clementkao 8y ago

   I'm curious to learn more! I've generally been trying to write articles based on personal experience rather than abstract frameworks or untested advice. In your mind, what would a "rubber meets the road" kind of resource
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   by clementkao 8y ago

   Love your reflections here! I'm a non-technical product manager, and I've heard the same sentiment with the engineers that I work with. My engineers want business context and user context - they don't need someone to provide
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   by clementkao 8y ago

   I think the arXiv idea has a lot of merit! The key challenge there is that while scientists are expected to produce papers and to review papers, product managers are not expected to do so. We're expected to manage our products (which m
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   by clementkao 8y ago

   Out of genuine curiosity - which topics or questions would be most valuable to you? I've written 50+ articles on Product Manager HQ, and the feedback I've heard from my readers thus far is that each one has been uniquely insightfu
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   by clementkao 8y ago

   While I agree that good PMs are busy, I'd argue that the bigger problem is that busy PMs aren't incentivized to share their knowledge. I've been doing my best to try to share my knowledge as a product manager (disclaimer, I w
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   by clementkao 8y ago

   (Disclaimer - I'm a writer at Product Manager HQ, so my perspective is biased!) I've seen that boards/forums and websites/blogs are distinct categories of resources. I haven't found a board/forum that really he
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   by clementkao 8y ago

   Part of the challenge here is that the product manager role itself isn't well-defined. My favorite analogy here is the one about cancer - cancer isn't one disease, it's thousands of diseases that all look the same on the surf