i also think those apps need really good product people. 😹 they haven't helped me keep my plants alive yet. (unless the problem is really me - which is highly likely hahaha )
One of the best pieces of career advice I've heard to date is you don't want to work a role where you meet 100% of the job description; otherwise, you'd get bored super quickly!
Keep those negative thoughts out of your head. Don't let them in! Kax, you are right to focus on the positives of your situation.
Regarding the pre-release validation: I would focus on communicating the value of the new product and demos of each sprint.
Thanks!
"Regarding the pre-release validation: I would focus on communicating the value of the new product and demos of each sprint."
this is great advice! thank you!
My dream is to be a product manager on one of those plant apps that help people keep them alive. Those are the real heroes.
i also think those apps need really good product people. 😹 they haven't helped me keep my plants alive yet. (unless the problem is really me - which is highly likely hahaha )
True story! I've even killed succulents, which are supposedly easy to raise. XD
"leaning into our strengths provides a much higher ROI on impact vs constantly trying to fill in our gaps" 100%.
Another thing around skills gap - learning not to confuse a steep learning curve with imposter syndrome.
Also, thank you for the shoutout❤️
yes!! a steep learning curve is normal! and should be embraced! especially when we're in new roles.
i loved your recent post and i'm sure others would love it too 🫶
One of the best pieces of career advice I've heard to date is you don't want to work a role where you meet 100% of the job description; otherwise, you'd get bored super quickly!
the job has a job to be done for us too!