Founders today must embrace the role of product manager, understanding user needs and motivations to create products that truly resonate with customers.

It's interesting that PMs may be better positioned than engineers in the AI era, as they understand what matters in creating a great product experience.

The future of product development will see fewer engineers involved in UI work, with designers and PMs leading the charge in crafting user experiences.

The future of product development will see more people becoming full stack, allowing designers to ship fully baked products and product managers to prototype and ship to production.

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

The role of the PM shifts upstream in Shape Up, focusing more on problem definition than project management.

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.

Our approach to product management emphasizes understanding the problem and opportunity for our customers, rather than just focusing on the solutions we build.

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