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Why Amazonian thinking and communication tools are turning me into a remote work optimist.
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We don't deserve the team we can't inspire. Camaraderie, purpose, and appreciation need to be our priorities.
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From the pandemic to politics to (closer to home) the great resignation — finding the motivation and skills to navigate any one of the many dominating…
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We are still waiting on a cure for death, but until then building products may be the next best thing.
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The Pursuit of Simplicity Only Serves to Manufacture Our Consent, Not Our Understanding.
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Using laughter as the social relief valve your workplace deserves. Even when you didn’t intend it.
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How to Earn the Right to ArgueListen now (15 min) | Designing an argument to inspire a change of perspective. With the exception of genuine injustice (where your view needs to be…
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Our attitude to complexity is what determines our autonomy.
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Stealing ideas doesn’t have to result in imposter syndrome. If anything, copying helps reveal our most authentic selves.
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There are no guarantees the future will hold the same values as us, so what right do we have to encode ours upon them?
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The Product Manager’s Annual Report — a Poem A product manager observes his screen glow As the winter nights continue to grow and grow His mind fleeting…
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No affiliate links. No financial incentives. Just a simple product manager’s own beautiful biases for the best picks of 2020. Tech and Home Coffee…
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