Wall of love for ProductHustleStack

/1 I’ve been writing the system design newsletter for 6 months. Here are the 5 most popular ones: 👇 Link: t.co/0RYwcKv26q t.co/VNjSq7DLaE

Instead of prioritization, focus on 'trade-offs'. Is (1) higher priority than (2)? is less relevant , but.. If we do (1), what is it that we're not doing ... challenges (1) even further. makes much more sense Trade-off driven prioritization is more ruthless than all other ways

If you want to learn about Product Strategy.. But haven't yet heard about @romanpichler 's Product Strategy Cycle. you're missing the key link between strategy and execution. Here is a thread of its key concepts in under 2 mins 🧵

Weekend reading on teamwork: 1Define positions through clear metrics for each team member 2Avoid bunch ball through tight alignment and loose coupling, and 3Encourage dissent within your team, but commit to decision once it’s made. Essay here: t.co/HYaYYAJnfA

Google recently released an "Interview Warmup" tool, to help candidates who are applying to Data Analytics jobs at Google better prep for their technical interview. Here's 15 Data Analytics Questions Google expects you to know: (how many can you answer??)

The best product managers are pragmatists. They know the reality of product management isn't like it says in the books and blog posts. They'll try out new frameworks, but they won't become slaves to them. They'll find what works for their product and get rid the rest.

PMs are told to "define the problem" yet, the rush to define the problem is where a lot of PMs go wrong. before you define the problem, you have to observe, suspend judgement, resist even calling it a "problem"....just take it in.

Key thing I have learned about B2B product pricing is that most product people work forwards from the features we’ve built → to benefits → to price, when instead it is better to *work backwards* from department budgets → to buyer & champion value → to price.

I’ve seen a lot of takes on the Figma Adobe deal in past week and think most VCs/finance folks misses the point since they don’t really understand the market or tools Adobe and Figma makes. Figma is not a Photoshop killer and Figma didn't put "Photoshop in the cloud".