@hvpandya https://t.co/4vKW4OCZsJ by @onecaseman was pretty great.
Few profiles you can talk to right now:
@bbalfour : https://t.co/NvWUZojJXp
Casey Winters: https://t.co/TBRTlcCzdn
Adam Fishman: https://t.co/bA3cljeNC4
@SP1NS1R@naval@paulg Great thread!
I would add, "What's the torture that you are comfortable with?" from Jerry Seinfeld.
Original quote: "Your blessing in life is when you find the torture that you are comfortable with, find the torture you are comfortable with and you will do well."
@amuldotexe I believe it's equally important to consider your perspective, even if you aren't someone who advises taking the PM path.
I would suggest reading this: https://t.co/A49HJQywUs
https://t.co/IenqlPRwaw
Ultimately, the decision to become a PM or not is up to them.
Few folks reached out for this
so here's a few notes on
why product management career
may not be a good choice
versus an IC dev career for some of us
caveats:
- context is everything
- relevant to some, not for everyone
- observations biased by my limited exposure & exp.
1/27
Started a blog to share my learnings in Product and Growth at startups.
Would love to hear your feedback
The elusive Product Market Fit https://t.co/ArIclzEzeg