how do you work with engineering manager / design / engineers? is it different when focused on developer audience?
Bluevine Senior Director of Product Management | Formerly Xero, Practice Fusion • 10mo
A key responsibility of the Product Manager is to align cross-functional teams around the problem statement, business need, and OKRs. When everyone understands the "why" ...
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GitLab Group Product Manager • 5mo
As I’ve moved into managing Product Managers, I personally don’t interact with the EMs, Designers, and Engineers that much any more. My direct counterparts are Senior EMs...
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BILL Director Product Management • 7mo
I work closely with engineering managers, designers, and engineers as a core triad, each of us brings a different lens: PMs focus on the why and what, design on the user ...
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Eventbrite Senior Director of Product • 2y
Collaboration between product development, engineering, design, and other teams is crucial for successful product outcomes. When working with an engineering manager, desi...
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Atlassian Head of Product, DevOps • 10mo
At the core, good collaboration is built on trust, shared goals, and clarity of roles. I partner closely with engineering managers and design as a triad. We align early o...
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