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reidalert
1y ago
The description of the risk factors very much jibes with what I have seen in a friend recently. He is quite isolated, and spends most of his evenings writing using AI (he works in a blue-collar trade and wouldn't be typing stuff out by
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14 Questions to Ask as a Product Manager
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Getting your shit together as a manager: a personal organization system
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4y ago
Well said - I'd say the hardest part of the job is balancing listening/gathering feedback, and maintaining a core vision for the product that's not just a wish-list of feature requests. There's a dark art of making some
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4y ago
Yep, guilty as charged and I look back on this experience and see a lot of things that could have been done differently. To clarify, the video idea was about new users of the product not internal hires, so the production quality would need
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3 things to avoid saying as a Product Manager
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5y ago
This thread resonated with me a lot - instead of dividing time into 'good/productive' and 'bad/unproductive', it's worth acknowledging the signal my brain is sending when it wants to scroll HN/Reddit
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5y ago
Congrats on your launch, and looks really exciting! I'm curious how this compares to tools like Snowplow [1]? I guess Jitsu comes with more sources and destinations out of the box? [1] https://github.com/snowplow/s
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5y ago
Just so you know, the Careers link on your website is broken ( https://runwayhq.notion.site/Working-at-Runway-c7a9a7c8ef914... )
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We need better stories for our future
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6y ago
I really like this analysis! Given this hypothetical income growth, what would the distribution of wealth look like today? As far as I know, the distribution of wealth is even more skewed in favour of the rich, with some fraction of people