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The "Elevated trapdoor" is essentially a trapdoor but the number of variables one could test in parallel could go leaps & bounds beyond just one. So, one could consider it a multivariate "IDEA TESTING" tool. More about it in this🧵: #prodmgmt #ideas #elevatedtrapdoor 1/n

The problem today is NOT about product managers not finding jobs as much as it is about them saying (/ having to say) yes to jobs that don’t fit. Yes, some orgs. are happy to hire a product person& stuff them with all sorts of work. But that choice ought to be made wisely.

What’s people management❓ People management, the phrase makes it seem like it’s totally about managing the people on a team. But, NO. It is NOT. It’s more about how you manage *YOURSELF* around those people.

Idea does have parts & the 3Os (3-"O"s) tend to provide a decent notation of it:

Yes, that’s #UX for you!

@KiwiDenny Use a word from a foreign language & it may not sound all that bad... 😅 ["Unertraglich"]

In today's sprint review an engineer said: "We solved the non-ideal user experience." I think I have never heard a more polite way to describe a shitty user experience 😀

My heart tears up when I come across businesses who think they can pull off something great by focusing solely on what they perceive as BRANDING with absolutely ZERO understanding of POSITIONING... And yet, there's that "why do I need to hire a product manager" thought...‼️😅

“PREP-UP SERIES (037/100)”: Amongst an IC & a Managerial role, what would your preference be & why❓ ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ Follow the link here for more: facebook.com/share/p/19t38T…

Difference between Sequential & Concurrent methods of research. Also the way that can be extrapolated to the other phases of the product is not at all a coincidence, is it?

The difference is subtle if you observe keenly!

@ivsntejesh @FaclonLabs Amazing, wishing you the best for all that’s set to come.

Happy to share that I have joined @FaclonLabs in the product team as Product Manager this week. Looking forward to more learnings and working along an incredible team to drive product innovation. Thanks to everyone who supported me along the way. #productmanager #newjob

Timing has always, does still & will continue to play a major role in the success of a product strategy & that’s all the more pronounced when it is a tech product.

Correlate? The importance of asking follow-up questions could seem like they hit a notch higher as one moves up the ladder from mid to senior management. And there’s nobody to blame here, it’s just down to the bandwidth one often has…

What could look mammoth / convoluted does indeed have simple solutions & most times it isn’t about the end result as much as it is about the process / the approach one takes towards getting there…‼️

🔥Hard truth: None of them who have got to the top have done it by choosing to chase. Jump in & activate that deep thinking first, never start by doing as it is certainly going to be a knee-jerk reaction at best‼️

@bjornostberg Yeah, totally with you on that. The enforcement of laws / rules / protocol makes such a lot of difference. Stringent checks are absolutely mandatory before they can think of the securitization of any such asset classes that could go on to induce vulnerabilities.

@BgpInv Yea, but luckily that is kept in check in Sweden by the gov. so the banks can do such repackaging of loans.

Huspris krasch någon?

I’ve had this theory for long now… Although many perceive storytelling as art, there’s some deep science behind it. And good storytelling understands the individual elements, the science & blends it impeccably give it the appearance of “fine art”. 🖼

Prediction: This is a secular trend. The pendulum will never swing back.

Jakob Nielsen’s 10 Usability Heuristics summarized beautifully - essential principles for intuitive and user-friendly design.