Seek Growth, Not Titles — The Renaissance Collective
By Jen Yip and Nadia Eldeib In the pecking order of startup roles, “Product Manager” ranks right up there with ‘founder’ or ‘engineer.’ It’s become such a highly coveted title that product schools and online courses have cropped up all over the country to cash in on the demand – wi
By Jen Yip and Nadia Eldeib In the pecking order of startup roles, “Product Manager” ranks right up there with ‘founder’ or ‘engineer.’ It’s become such a highly coveted title that product schools and online courses have cropped up all over the country to cash in on the demand – with promises to teach you how to build and ship software solutions from end-to-end and “mastermind great products.” It seems like these days, everyone wants to be a PM. Everyone wants the PM title. I’m not here to tell you that you don’t want to be a PM. But Smart Generalists optimizing for the vaunted PM title often
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