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Something that took me a while to recognize:Highly self-centered people assume that everyone else is also highly self-centered.So when you do something for the greater good (e.g. put the company

Product failure is expensive.And look around, it’s common.Why do products fail?Is it becos we can't build the product?NoIs it becos we launched it N weeks late?Almost neverSo what is it?The

Why does Your Manager’s Manager (YMM) request a deck/doc during a meeting, says it’s urgent, and then doesn’t respond for days after you create & send it?Or, why does YMM

Standing on the cusp of 2021, life can be exhausting.No matter where we look on social media, we will find people who seem wealthier, luckier, prettier, healthier, more popular, smarter,

Do this:1. Account for tailwinds when assessing a candidate's past impact2. Probe the candidate & references for the leader's singular impact ("tell me why this wouldn't have been achieved w/o

For you, in today's — The root cause of Natural vs. Expert conflicts— How Naturals & Experts can thrive together— A sidebar on CompositesFor a gentle intro to Naturals &

Twitter, now that we understand why the preventable problem paradox is so prevalent and pernicious, it’s time to talk about combating it.So, as promised, here’s a thread on pre-mortems. In

First-time founders, CEOs, and even employees should understand the playbook of the Incompetent Leader (IL).The IL is savvy & charismatic, and excels at 4 things:1) Feign competence2) Create confusion3) Buy

”It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. It’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so.”—A Wise PersonWhat we learn in school & must unlearn

There are many books for Product ManagersAnd many book lists too.Here’s my list. What I hope makes it different:• Books with very high signal-to-noise ratio• Books that'll 𝘥𝘪𝘳𝘦𝘤𝘵𝘭𝘺 enhance PM

A thread of resources for aspiring & new Product Managers: (should also be useful for Eng, Design, Data Science, Mktg, Ops folks who want to get better at PM work

The 10 Commandments of Product Management: 1/Thou shall focus on The User. 2/Thou shall not optimize for product outputs. Thou shall optimize for business outcomes. 3/Thou shall not drop the

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