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Sachin Kansal

06/01/25

@ Lenny's Podcast

A great product manager is defined not by a few strategic ideas but by the thousand micro decisions made throughout their career.

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Why Uber’s CPO delivers food on weekends | Sachin Kansal

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Why Uber’s CPO delivers food on weekends | Sachin Kansal

06/01/25

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Daniel Lereya

04/27/25

@ Lenny's Podcast

A great product manager is relentless in validating impact and ensuring it is in place, often realizing that making current value more accessible can be more impactful than developing new features.

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Mayur Kamat

05/22/25

@ Lenny's Podcast

There's no right or wrong decision in product management, only slow and fast decisions; making fast decisions allows for quicker corrections.

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Mayur Kamat

05/22/25

@ Lenny's Podcast

In product management, you need to earn the right to contribute to strategy; focus on executing well first.

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Ian McAllister

11/20/22

@ Lenny's Podcast

As a product manager, prioritize making an impact over seeking promotions; this mindset will guide your daily actions.

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Ian McAllister

11/20/22

@ Lenny's Podcast

To become a top 1% product manager, always think big and seek to have a larger impact with your work.

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Patrick Collison

11/05/15

@ Greylock

The CEO should be integratively involved in micro product decisions, as their long-term vision is crucial for the company's direction.

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Y Combinator Cast

11/22/24

@ Y Combinator

A product leader must maintain a clear vision for the product's purpose, ensuring that decisions align with that vision, even if they are not the most popular choices.

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Tom Preston-Werner

10/25/13

@ Y Combinator

The philosophy that guides decisions is what truly matters in creating successful products and a thriving company.

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Ryan Hoover

10/05/17

@ Y Combinator

As a product manager, I learned that trying to do too much work myself can lead to frustration; it's important to give team members autonomy to excel in their roles.