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Here we go, spending my Sunday cold emailing @satyanadella for the 50th time asking him to come on 20VC.
Never give up, I am really hoping persistence pays off here. 🙏
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I get asked by aspiring PMs all the time about how to prep for their case interviews.
@Lewis_Lin 's CIRCLEs framework is a classic for product design cases.
But if you really want to stand out, don't regurgitate it. Use it as a way to frame your thinking about the problem.
Lewis C. Lin 🚴🏽♂️ retweeted
ChatGPT Cheat Sheet:
This is one of the easiest and most effective ways to use ChatGPT.
Acting as a (ROLE) perform (TASK) in (FORMAT) 👇
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"low code" almost winner companies like Zapier and Retool have about 18 months to become ‘AI’ companies or perish
Lewis C. Lin 🚴🏽♂️ retweeted
Top 21 PM gems that will help you land a new job:
(or keep the existing one)
1. 1500+ PM Interview questions by @Lewis_Lin: lnkd.in/dJ6G-sHi
2. Product Templates Curriculum by Matt Mochary (ex-CEO coach to Naval, the founders of OpenAI, Notion) lnkd.in/d4kBJteS
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For those who aren't aware: you write an OpenAPI manifest for your API, use human language descriptions for everything, and that's it. You let the model figure out how to auth, chain calls, process data in between, format it for viewing, etc. There's absolutely zero glue code.
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Microsoft is copiloting all the things, including dynamics CRM and ERP, as well as Power Virtual Agents cloudblogs.microsoft.com/dyn…
Up next: Microsoft 365 apps, according to reports (and chatbots who asked not to be named)
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Over a hundred @MiroHQ users have used @HyperactUK’s template to capture and distill the essence of their product, and to ground, align, and engage their teams. Try it for yourself @ miro.com/miroverse/product-t…
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1/ Morris Chang gave a sobering speech at the TSMC Arizona fab opening ceremony
He proclaimed that "globalization is almost dead" and this is just "the end of the beginning"
Sadly no one listened; no covered the speech
Here's my transcript of what he said in a thread🧵👇
Lewis C. Lin 🚴🏽♂️ retweeted
If you have made it this far, here are the resources that helped me grab my first PM job.
The book, Decode and Conquer by @Lewis_Lin
PM Interview Prep Guide: igotanoffer.com/blogs/produc…
PM Exercises: productmanagementexercises.c…
Hope it helps you too!
See you on the other side.
Lewis C. Lin 🚴🏽♂️ retweeted
Asking clarifying questions is extremely important. As quoted by @Lewis_Lin in his book Decode and Conquer (paraphrased) - "Do not perform open-heart surgery if you do not know what the heart looks like".
#product #startup #circlesframework
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Here’s a secret about managing up:
The more you manage up, the more your boss will recognize your value.
It’s a Jedi mind trick.
Let your boss think they’re managing you… But in reality, YOU are managing THEM.
Here are 13 principles for managing up:
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Corporate worries about all remote work have a real basis. We only have data from the early days of remote (so it may improve) but they show while work gets done, the future takes a hit.
Folks stop mentoring, creating new bonds & become more siloed. Bad for innovation & careers.
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Hiring freezes:
· Bolt
· Uber
· Meta
· Redfin
· Twitter
· Wayfair
· Zendesk
· Salesforce
Layoffs:
· Skillz
· Noom
· Klarna
· Vroom
· Cameo
· Netflix
· Carvana
· Robinhood
Slower hiring:
· Everywhere
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I can die happy knowing that I made @ShawnMendes giggle while performing onstage <3
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Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works. – Steve Jobs
#quotes
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There is lots of pressure on entrepreneurs to have cofounders, but some of my research with Jason Greenberg suggests solo founders outperform
Now, this great new paper shows when and how solo founders beat teams: when they can draw on networks of co-creators. Look at the tables!
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The science for starting your meetings on time! This paper finds that meetings which start late aren't just annoying, they are also much less productive and creative.
And getting a reputation for late meetings is even worse: the anticipation of lateness has similar effects!
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A very helpful cheatsheet for Amazon PM interview credits: @Lewis_Lin



































