I considered moving out of the USA.
After some research, I realized leaving is stupid.
There is no chance the USA will stop being the global superpower.
And the best country for opportunity.
The reason surprised me:
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"I used to manage 100 people, and now I have a single team!"
If you talk to new employees at companies like Amazon/Facebook/Google, you'll regularly hear from people who feel they were under leveled.
I'll walk through what mistakes they likely made, and how to avoid them.
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@matharris Brilliant! Do you have any good resources for this?
Now that you’ve expanded my thinking, it seems most of the mock PM interviews on YouTube demonstrate the structure but use mundane ideas.
PREDICTION: There's a mass extinction event coming for early & mid-stage companies. Late '23 & '24 will make the '08 financial crisis look quaint for startups. Below I explain when, why & how it will start & offer *detailed advice to founders* on surviving the looming die-off. /1
If you've recently been laid off, you’re preparing for interviews, trying to get promoted or just setting career goals for 2023, check this out:
I went from 3k to 16k followers on LinkedIn in 2022 and here are My Top 10 Posts that had 3M+ views & I’m sure will help you👇
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The most valuable thread you will read this year.
23 time tested ways to make $300k/year from people who’ve done it over & over.
Start 2023 with these 23 learnings 👇
SF is dead. Long live SF.
If you are a young, hungry, brilliant talented developer, you should not take advice from 50+ year old Billionaire investors on where the cool kids hang out (thread time)
What's the difference between professional high achievers and amateur day dreamers?
A lot.
Here are 11 ways professionals show out when amateurs just show up:
My Transformer tutorial slides are now available at https://t.co/aYfnVKPDjT
I'll append recordings to this thread as I get them.
If you want to use some of the slides for your lecture, you may, as long as you credit me.
If you'd like me to give the lecture: maybe; e-mail me.
I'm not surprised that Adobe is acquiring Figma for $20B, nor that Wall Street doesn't understand it and $ADBE stock is down more than $20B today. It's a smart move for Adobe because it's nearly impossible to make legacy software applications multi-user collaborative. Thread: 🧵
What's the most magical experience you've had with a tech product in the past year?
I'm talking the first time you opened Spotify and realized all the songs were there, or the first time you called an Uber and a car just showed up kind of magic... but in the past year.