Mila Superstar

Web3 PMs need to understand different blockchains so they can select which chains to support and design accordingly, whereas in web2, PMs today rarely need to be involved with technical infrastructure decisions because it may not directly impact the end-user experience being created.

Some ways to build this habit:Ask your manager (and ideally a trusted peer) to actively give you brutally honest feedback on your docs, meetings, and presentations.Leverage the Minto Pyramid and the SRC framework when crafting an argument.Start a “swipe file” where you save examples of well-executed documents, emails, presentations, etc. which you... See more

Approach 1: Determine which lane is a natural fit for your business model

Forward examples of great work to your teammates’ managers.Highlight team member achievements in your team meetings and email updates.Start a “#team-huzzah” type Slack channel to celebrate wins, big and small.

10. Great PMs speak with their customers regularly

Always start off each meeting with energy and positivity.Find something fun for the team to do regularly—a weekly happy hour, a monthly team-building event.Bring surprise and delight to regular events—a team band at your all-hands, goats on your Zoom calls, birthday surprises at your standup.

Gaining more individual scope → Creating more scope for the org

Create systems where you and your team interact with customers regularly, like a weekly “Lunch with a customer,” a monthly CX rotation, or a quarterly customer visit.Make an agreement that for any feature that takes more than X weeks to design and build, you first talk to five potential users/customers to validate the desirability of the... See more