@DrJenniferReed At least she took a screenshot too, just to make sure we remember! Thankfully the operator was very understanding, which makes me wonder how often this happens…
@tommydoubleu I feel like there’s an appropriate bullet reference here but I can’t quite put my finger on it. For the record, I got it in a shaky 6th guess
I managed multiple engineering teams before quitting big tech.
Now that I quit, I can speak freely.
Here are 12 things your manager may not be telling you, but I know for a fact will help you. 👇
It's sunny where I live ☀️ A perfect day for a rollup of Slack pro-tips. I've worked on @SlackHQ since the first prototypes, and always forget that most people don't know about all the "secret menu" items
These are randomly organized based on the order in which I remembered them
New on The Review:
@Shopify's @fnthawar shares his framework for thinking more deeply about your VP of Engineering search — from the must-have qualities that belong on your checklist, to the interview questions to ask and the red flags to watch out for.
https://t.co/WXuDvD2Gzd
People ask me all the time, what are the most valuable things I learned working at Facebook. I worked there for three years as a PM → Director of Product. (1/x)
Here they are 👇
Working full time and riding a bike around Europe was somehow a cure for my burnout. I love problem solving, and Crashy McCiderface had a lot of problems to solve learning to live as a bike nomad, but I wouldn't change a thing. I like who I am now! 🥳 https://t.co/TraYI05ira
So sad to hear #TonyHsieh passed. It’s unbelievable to read the tributes to him, all with the same theme - he lived by the beliefs he built his company on and was a genuine human being above all else. Still highly recommend reading his book.
There are Good Product Managers and there are Great Product Managers. There are also Okay Product Managers and Bad Product Managers, but we will focus on the Good and the Great here.
Good Product Managers, Great Product Managers, a thread: