A sign in someone's career, that I always take as a big positive: having been a manager, then went back to being an IC.
They are almost always more efficient, having been on "the other side". Often can be great partners to managers and know their reasons on "why not management."
(Chinese) 石室詩士施氏,嗜獅,誓食十獅
(Translation) In a stone den was a poet called Shi, who was a lion addict, and had resolved to eat ten lions.
(Pingyi) shí shì shī shì shī shì shì shī shì shí shí shī shī shì shí shí shì shì shì shī shí shí shì shí shī shì shì
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Today, @GirlsWhoCode took out a full-page ad in the @nytimes calling on the Biden administration to support moms by implementing a #MarshallPlanForMoms in the first 100 days. 50 prominent women signed on to our letter.
Take action and add your name: https://t.co/1o14L9yRsy
psa for following along the Ukraine crisis:
1. Find a curated List of relevant accounts (like the one linked here)
2. Subscribe to the list.
3. Pin to the top of your Timeline for easy swiping
As they grow in size, teams within megacorps and startups tend to implicitly bias more towards Project Thinking and not enough Product Thinking.
Product Thinking is a mindset and a process that, once you see, you cannot unsee it.
Product Thinking, Project Thinking, a thread:
🧐How to Read 10Ks Like a Hedge Fund🧐
“Fundamentals don’t matter anymore!” I’ve heard this a lot lately on Fintwit.🙄
But, for those who’ve diversify beyond $GME and $DOGE, here’s a primer on what metrics fundamental buy-side PMs look at and why:
(real examples outlined)
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Useful tip:
If this is your 1st time ramping up on the company, read the business overview section whole.
If not, use a tool like FileMerge/opendiff to quickly find what’s changed since last year (hopefully, not much).
If you can't bash but got $20K to drop, get a Bloomberg.