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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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Twitter vs. X: Product Lessons For Startup Founders

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Twitter vs. X: Product Lessons For Startup Founders

11/22/24

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As a CEO, even though you may be pulled in many directions, maintaining an obsessive focus on your product is crucial because you have the vision and are best equipped to make significant decisions.

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Michael Seibel

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

Y Combinator Cast

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A founder's role is to clearly communicate the purpose of a product to both the team and the public, which is crucial for its success.

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

Y Combinator Cast

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Steve Jobs exemplified the importance of a strong vision in product development, making decisive choices that shaped Apple's culture and product direction.