Kassen Qian
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Kassen Qian
2. Establish a culture of reflection3. Create more accountability
Coda • An inside look at how Figma ships product
Provides questions you can ask during a job search to sniff out strong product orgs.
Ken Norton • What Makes A Strong Product Culture?
Users constitute an essential source of information, up to and including their interactions with prototypes and as paying customers.
doriantaylor.com • Agile as Trauma
Musicians have sold $70M+ worth of NFTs to date. 63% of sales revenue came from independent/unsigned artists.
Brennen Schlueter • Music x Web3 Sept 2021
0/ How to get started in Crypto - the Playbook. I have a lot of new followers, and a ton of web3 curious who have DMed me we. So I wanted to share some lessons learned from my 18-month journey going all in. These are notes I took for myself. 🐇 🕳
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Justin Alanístwitter.comAnother thing is a sense of urgency. The company is especially dedicated to moving very, very fast .
newsletter.bringthedonuts.com • Building Products at Stripe - Bring the Donuts Newsletter
Most PR/FAQs are rejected, and the ones that pass often generate further questions that need to be answered. This is a feature, not a bug. Spending time up front to think through all the details of a product preserves your company's resources to build products that will yield the highest impact for customers and the business.
Cedric Chin • Product Development as Iterated Taste
The PR/FAQ process merely increases the odds that your product would succeed; it doesn’t guarantee it.