Product Growth

Ever been in a meeting where decisions were made, but nothing got documented? By the next meeting, people forget, assumptions change, and you're stuck clarifying things. Tal Raviv shares a simple fix: Share your screen. - Show your Jira ticket, update doc, or follow-up task in real time - Capture action items as they happen - Keep everyone aligned and accountable Screen sharing isn’t just for presentations, it’s for clarity, execution, and trust. Try it in your next meeting. You’ll thank yourself later.

Rejected by MAANG multiple times? Ethan Evans shared that 80% of leadership roles are never even posted. That means if you're relying on job portals, you’re missing out on the best opportunities. The truth is, hiring managers want to reduce risk. If they have to choose between: ? A great unknown candidate ? A good candidate with a trusted referral They’ll almost always pick the second option. So instead of submitting another cold application, ask yourself: Who can refer you? Have you landed a job through referrals?

Why Most PMs Struggle with Alignment. Satish Mummareddy puts it perfectly: Product managers exist to get everyone rowing in the same direction—across strategy, execution, and leadership. The best PMs don’t just build great roadmaps; they make sure: ? Everyone buys into the vision (not just nods in meetings). ? Teams are aligned on milestones and responsibilities. ? Execution stays on track across every level of the org. Your roadmap is useless if your teams aren’t aligned on execution. How do you keep stakeholders aligned in your role? Let’s discuss in the comments!

How do you ace a product design case interview? Most candidates make a huge mistake they focus too much on frameworks and forget what interviewers actually want to see. Gayle McDowell breaks it down: ? User Empathy – Do you understand real pain points? ? Prioritization – Can you focus on solving the right problem? ? Structured Thinking – Are you logical and clear in your approach? Instead of mechanically running through a framework, demonstrate these skills in your answer. That’s what separates great PMs from average ones. Have you ever struggled with product design interviews?

Your resume is too long. Gayle McDowell explains it perfectly: recruiters don’t read every bullet. They scan for key takeaways in seconds. So if your best selling points are buried under fluff, you’re losing opportunities. Here’s a quick test: ?? Print your resume ?? Give it to a friend for 10 seconds ?? Ask them what stood out If they didn’t catch your biggest strengths, rewrite it. Have you tried this? What stood out when you tested your resume?

AI can do a lot, but there’s one thing it can’t replace: human-to-human connection. Claire Vo breaks it down: Customers don’t want to interact with AI in sales or support. They want real human conversations. And this is where product managers have a huge opportunity, not just in optimizing metrics, but in owning the business. PM isn’t just about OKRs. It’s about making real business decisions that shape the customer experience. Do you think AI will ever fully replace human interaction?

AI Can Do More Than You Think! People keep saying, AI can’t do this… AI can’t do that, but the fact that we haven’t even tried? Claire Vo didn’t wait for someone to prove it. She built an AI co-pilot for sales enablement, trained it on product marketing and CS materials, and had it up and running in 2.5 hours. High-quality outputs, working solution. Just like that. Next time you think AI can’t, maybe ask—have we even tried?

70% of product leadership jobs are never listed online. If you're serious about moving up, your network matters way more than your resume. Stop relying on job portals. Start building recruiter relationships. Has your experience been the same?

AI prototyping isn’t just about writing code. Many think AI coding tools are meant to replace engineering effort, but Colin Matthews explains why that’s the wrong mindset: ?? The real value is aligning teams and communicating ideas ?? AI helps get clear feedback from customers before building ?? Engineers don’t just need code, they need context The best teams don’t just build faster, they build the right things faster. How do you see AI prototyping tools?

AI prototyping tools are exploding in number, but which one should you use? Colin Matthews simplifies the landscape into three categories: - Chatbots (ChatGPT, Claude) → Quick code generation for basic prototyping. - Web-based tools (Replit, Bolt, Lovable, v0) → No-code/low-code solutions for deploying prototypes fast. - AI-powered IDEs (Cursor, Windsurf) → For developers who want AI-assisted coding. Each serves a different purpose. Knowing when to use which can save time and accelerate innovation. Which AI prototyping tool do you use? Drop your favorite in the comments!