TLDR Product

TLDR PRODUCT MANAGEMENT 2025-08-22

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01GENERAL

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PLAYBOOK FOR THE AI ERA

With AI, software has gone from packaged tools to embedded intelligence that performs work, rather than just supports it. Companies that still compete on features and charge for seats need a new plan - fast.

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03OPINIONS & TUTORIALS

WHY MOST STARTUP ADVICE SOUNDS THE SAME

Startup advice is most useful when it's specific, contextual, and constraint-aware, showing the messy decision-making process, trade-offs, and lessons learned rather than abstract best practices or universal principles.

productparty.us4 min read

RESPECTFUL PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT

Performance management is difficult but normal. Managers can handle it respectfully by focusing on role fit, giving clear feedback, offering chances to improve, and acting decisively when needed.

amivora.substack.com5 min read

04RESOURCES & TOOLS

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WHAT TO DO MORE (AND LESS) OF

Product-centric teams exhibit specific behaviors like context-sharing, delayed convergence, and direct customer engagement that foster better decisions, sharper focus, and meaningful progress. Cultivating these habits requires space, reflection, and intentional tradeoffs.

cutlefish.substack.com8 min read

05MISCELLANEOUS

ONE PROMPT, ZERO ENGINEERS: YOUR NEW INTERNAL DEV

Generative AI lets non-engineers build internal tools with natural language, speeding up iteration and ownership. As capabilities mature, prototypes are evolving into secure, production-ready systems across organizations.

a16z.com7 min read

STOP TRYING TO CHANGE YOUR MANAGER

You can't change your manager, since structural dynamics give them the final say. The best path is to adapt, focus on where you have leverage, and learn from their perspective.

newsletter.weskao.com5 min read