If your PM team has only one or two people responsible for covering multiple products with complex features, how would you recommend dividing the workload in the short-term so as best to support long-term growth and expansion of the team?
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Cloudflare Sr. Director of Product | Formerly Segment, WeWork, Airbnb • 4y
This is a scenario that teams often find themselves in, especially in fast moving parts of a business. The question I would ask when looking across the existing products ...
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Meta Director, Technical Program Management | Formerly Microsoft • 4y
Prioritization is key. I don’t believe in dividing ‘all’ available work across my team. I believe in ensuring my team focuses on the top business priorities and are havin...
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Google Group Product Manager • 3y
I like this question although more specifics would help as the answer varies. It certainly is a tough skill to master though but worthwhile because this will always be th...
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strongDM Sr. Director, Product Management • 3y
If your PM team only has one or two people responsible for covering multiple products with complex features, I would recommend building a prioritized list of deliverables...
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Volley VP of Product • 2y
This can be a challenging situation as there are many places the 1-2 PMs could add value. I would recommend taking two filters to the workload.First, categorize the prior...
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Chainguard Senior Director of Product Management • 1y
Just as the art of product management involves ruthlessness in making strategic choices or answering requests from customers, so it goes when there is too much surface ar...
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