Sid G
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@BonsaiSgt
The whole drama with Apple not sending him review units was the turning point. He forgot humility and stopped being relatable.
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@0xgaut
recall this great reply by an engineer on stackoverflow - "it costs $0 to find the right code. it costs $10,000 to know the right place for the right code."
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As a PM, you will be carrying on simultaneous conversations with developers, designers, other PMs, data analysts, QA engineers, marketing, sales, customer support, senior executives, AND your users.
Listenging and Empathising with each one of them.
A typical "day in the life".
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@Joydas
The one thing I truly admire is Digital India - It is ridiculous how good India is at tech stuff, even at the common man's level.
I don't take it for granted because I have lived in places that are way behind the curve.
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@vadakkus
The complexity of building a high-speed rail line is much greater than building a highway. And the current ecosystem of personal vehicle ownership and commercial logistics is functioning quite efficiently with this ancient technology.
Of course, efficiency could be way better.
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The biggest mistake you can make after listening to
@naval
is to try and recreate him in your life.
The point is to be yourself and create your own life.
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@TailosiveTech
We did go back to its roots with the 12, but market needs have changed. Bigger screens and batteries are a necessity.
The 12 mini was as close to this design as we would ever get. Hopefully, the technology will advance enough to go back to invisible no-bump cameras one day.
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@TrungTPhan
Wait wait wait we gotta talk about this little guy right here! I know you know Trung
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@appleintro
Has to be the 5.
4 was the most breakthrough design by far. So good that we are still loving it 10 years later.
But the 5 was where they really found perfection, and a clear vision for the future.
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@itsmadhz
It’s a pretty good use of space since this also houses the screen position indicator
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@durreadan01
tfw you are browsing through X and see a screenshot from the other OS on your screen. so alien
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@BasicAppleGuy
Never liked this take on it being a bold thing that Apple did. We should be thanking them for pulling everybody else along.
Nobody likes wires.
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Prototypes are different from mockups.
They don’t focus on the solution, but on understanding the problem.
The prototype is the instrument used to uncover previously hidden constraints and to see the shifts in the outcome of the design.
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@jmspool
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I regularly consume a lot of content on product management and being a good Product Manager.
Here is an amazing insight that I have discovered👇🏽
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If you're interested in becoming a Product Manager or growing your PM career, I'm here to help. DMs are open.
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4X4 Essentials for Product Management
Important skills to help you get through the tough and unpredictable road to building great products.
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Great PMs are like great Movie Directors.
They do not create great products by themselves. They deliver it by executing a vision, which involves defining, prioritizing, iterating, and leading the team to deliver what customers love.
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@Ajinkya_027
@vadakkus
Comparing every situation to the least common denominator is not very constructive either.
There was a time when nobody had cars. Not everyone who travel in trains does it for affordability. For some it's more convenient than dealing with traffic.
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@appleintro
Sidenote:
The greatest innovation would be Apple Silicon. Not exactly a product in itself, but it widened the gap between PC and Mac by another 5-10 years.
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@BasicAppleGuy
If and when they drop a two-tone version, I will legit upgrade no matter what.
Still love this beautiful panda. Best phone I ever broke 💔
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An important lesson here for stakeholder management: identify the groupthink-ers and build confidence through influence.
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Product Management is NOT Project Management.
Yes, BUT...
The reality is that most product managers need to facilitate some degree of project management to keep track of progress towards business goals.
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A great PM has the eyes of a designer, the brain of an engineer, and the tongue of a leader.
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@ATRightMovies
Watched this last night. The way he loses himself to the beat in the monkey temple is my spirit animal
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@MKBHD
literally just bought the S23 for my dad a week ago. This would have been perfect for his needs🤦🏻♂️
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@gunsnrosesgirl3
Will be a great addition to riding gear for Motorcyclists. Potential life-saver!
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@eladgil
Sci-fi is a much more accurate source of predictions than economists and experts. Humans think better in stories because their behavior is driven by stories.
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@theapplehub
15 because I just want a phone to do phone things. The Pro has no appeal for me.
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Tips on the best practices and skills required for new and aspiring Product Managers from
@shivar
(Product at Spotify, Google, Twitter, YouTube)
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@appleintro
Tough call between AirPods and Watch.
Both have created/redefined categories and are yet to be exceeded as the gold standard.
Personally I would give it to the AirPods Pro.
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@devenbhooshan
The real impact of mobile/app-obsessed lifestyles is yet to be seen at a macro scale. But what you have pointed out here is a very good indicator of a disturbing trend.
To add to your perspective:
Everyone now has a way to justify their choices by finding yes-men/me-too
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To become a great PM you need to embrace that great is rare & hard & that becoming great is a 10,000 hrs problem.
- 2 yrs of being completely lost
- 3-5 yrs of being OK and making mistakes
- then you start really understanding just how hard it is to be great.
@sariharrison
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@stillgray
Hey Ian, appreciate your amazing content but is creating a lot of anxiety and unrest in my mind. Everything is about antagonism in some way. Unfollowing. 🙏🏽
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To everybody watching The Last Dance on Netflix, please watch Abstract S01E02 on Tinker Hatfield - the man, the genius, behind Air Jordans.
Great products require a lot of thought and empathy, and have the power to create cultural icons.
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@ramit
I agree, it's not really hard.
Doing one thing and one thing only for 30 years and getting better so that you can beat the average, is the hard part.
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One of the main reasons a company hires a PM in the first place is to say NO to people.
This involves going through thousands of requests, user feedback and executive mandates to find the real, important, and strategically aligned problems that your team should be solving.
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@TailosiveTech
What is the point if you are going to upgrade to the next one as soon as it comes out smh
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Being a PM is like being an API for people.
You have to learn the API structure, extract the information that you need, and send it back out to other humans over their own APIs so it’s useful for them.
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@Cine_vichaar
even in this awkward situation she can bring the words to life with just the look in her eyes 👀💘
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As a PM, the closer you get to the real customers, the better your chances of achieving successful outcomes.
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Great PMs are very clear about which problems to solve, which problems to not solve, and most importantly which problems to prevent.
Prevention really is better than cure.
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Product Management is a tightrope walk between:
🌏 ----------------- 🔍
seeing the bigger picture and having an eye for detail
❤️ ----------------- 📊
being empathetic and being analytical
🥷🏻 ----------------- 🕺🏻
resourceful independence and comfortable collaboration
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The PM has the responsibility for shipping great products, but also must be able to influence executive decisions about budgets, staffing, strategy and direction.
Basically, whatever it takes to move ahead 🚀
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@AravSrinivas
When you are that rich, you get to live in the future.
These guys were talking about this stuff 10 years ago and we are still coming face-to-face with it today.
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A product manager is the person who identifies the customer need and the larger business objectives that a product or feature will fulfill, articulates what success looks like for a product, and rallies a team to turn that vision into a reality.
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