exit interview - by Jasmine Sun - @jasmine
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what I learned in 4 years at substack
I quit my job last week. I was a product manager at Substack, where I worked for exactly 3 years and 9 months, joining first as an intern on the “Writer Development” team (just me at the time), before hopping around the org under the guise of titles like Writer Resources (Partnerships), Product Specialist (Community), Product Researcher (Design), Product Manager (Writer Growth), Product Manager (App), and finally Product Manager (Core Product). I didn’t go into this expecting to care very much. I told Hamish in one of our first interviews that “I didn’t dream of labor,” and dared Jairaj to…
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