pmdudeThe "Bull in a China Shop" product manager is a domineering figure, believing in their exclusive problem-solving abilities and disregarding others. Unwilling to listen, they impose their vision, ignore risks, and blame others for failures. Likely...
The Dude discusses the transition of engineers to product managers, outlining specific traits and challenges they face. Emphasizing the need to adapt to a new role, it highlights the importance of seeking mentors, embracing criticisms, and learning...
A reluctant embrace of Jira and the frustrations of agile development.
How to effectively hire and utilize consultants in business for various needs: pricing analysis, rebranding, and UI design.
The downfall of Uber and Lyft and the impact of the app-based gig economy on drivers and customers is explored in this edition.
Building a secret direct channel creates data inconsistencies, limiting the ability to measure and understand product performance.
2020 was awful, from the pandemic to remote work, but the Dude persevered and now awaits the Covid vaccine.
Sales dude wants a product, but it's a bad business move.
Product management jobs increasingly require computer science degrees, but product managers should focus on user needs, not just technology.
Work-Life Balance: Why Sacrificing Everything for Your Job Doesn't Guarantee Success.