TLDR Product

TLDR PRODUCT MANAGEMENT 2023-12-08

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02OPINIONS & TUTORIALS

WHEN PRODUCT MARKETS BECOME COLLECTIVE TRAPS: THE CASE OF SOCIAL MEDIA

This study examines the concept of a "social media trap," where the value of platforms like TikTok and Instagram increases for users as more peers join, but also causes disutility for non-users. However, the study challenges the notion that product existence always implies positive welfare and suggests a need for regulatory scrutiny of consumer traps in these domains.

bfi.uchicago.edu3 min read

ARE YOUR STANDARDS TOO LOW? IN DEFENSE OF RAISING THE BAR

This post emphasizes the importance of setting and maintaining high standards in team performance, arguing that such standards foster innovation, creativity, and quality work. It outlines the benefits of high standards, such as maximizing winning chances and motivating high performers, and addresses common challenges and excuses in raising the bar.

newsletter.weskao.com12 min read

THE "15% + 1 LEVEL" RULE FOR CREATING BUY-IN AND MOVING IMMOVABLE THINGS

Here are two concrete tips for how to generate buy-in when the problem is bigger than your scope but has a local impact on you: First, go one level higher than where you are in the organization when you are thinking about the solution space; Second, make sure the idea you are proposing can affect 15% or more at that level.

leahtharin.com3 min read

03RESOURCES & TOOLS

SKILLS REQUIRED AT EACH STEP OF THE PRODUCT MANAGEMENT LADDER

Essential skills for each step of the Product Management ladder include building customer interaction, fast learning, and attention to detail for APMs. As one progresses to higher levels, the focus shifts to skills such as leadership, strategic thinking, and executive management, while spending less time on tasks like micromanaging and low-impact meetings.

twitter.com2 min read

04MISCELLANEOUS

LLMS, LINKS, AND THE DEATH OF LINKS (31 MINUTE PODCAST)

Over the past three decades, our endeavors have been dedicated to erecting intricate frameworks atop, or as substitutes for, the elemental fabric of web links, exemplified by entities like Google and TikTok. However, the emergence of Large Language Models introduces the prospect of these models comprehending and interpreting the entirety of web links for us.

another-podcast.simplecast.com

THE FULL STACK PM (73 MINUTE PODCAST)

This podcast featuring Anuj Rathi, the Chief Product and Marketing Officer at Jupiter Money, dives into how product management in India differs due to cultural and market nuances, requiring a unique approach. Rathi emphasizes a "working backwards" framework, advocates for PMs to be more full-stack, introduces the "4BB" framework for product strategy, and outlines three essential skills for successful PMs while also addressing common pitfalls in leadership.

lennyspodcast.com