Tom So

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Deep into web3 social, bit of a generalist In the crypto rabbit hole (as I should). Also super into startups, everything social and community building. I usually read on product management and career development - I add engineering sprinkles to the mix bc why not

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One pagers are great way to drive decisions. Here’s an effective one pager format: 1. Objective of document 2. Background of Problem Statement 3. Recommendation / Way Forward 4. Reasoning behind recommendation 5. Next Steps Stick to... See more

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Product management

The Superhuman Product/Market Fit Engine

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High Performance Lifestyle and

Strategy Deep Dive With Ibrahim Bashir And John Cutler

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Product strategy

How to survive a dark time Emergency tactics for those that need it urgently right now:

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Personal Development and Improving Relationships

The best story of my own snacking behaviors comes from my time at Stripe. I was focused on revamping the engineering organization’s approach to operating reliable software, and decided that it might also make sense to start an internal book club.

Will Larson • Reminiscing: the retreat to comforting work.

How Superhuman Built an Engine to Find Product Market Fit

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Startup Growth and

Reorgs are also how teams grow. I remember fondly earning the right to reorganize because we secured new funding or I found a structure that empowered an up-and-coming leader. Team members who thrive are those who figure out how to embrace the opportunities that come with change.

Substack • 🐝Survival Tips for Team Leaders: Reorg Edition

Today’s thread is on “VC backchanneling” — how you can use it to your advantage as a founder. When I was a founder I knew that VCs all talked w/ each other. But boy, they really talk. Here’s how it works >>

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perspectives on funding and venture capital (VC) and Startup Finance

Transitioning a career to think more about purpose is a typical evolution many people find mid-career (or at least it was for me). You could define mid-life as the transition to deeper purpose – society is clear that you should establish your mastery of something in your 20’s and 30s; it’s less clear what to do with it in your 40’s and 50’s (hence... See more

The Superhuman Product/Market Fit Engine

Strategy Deep Dive With Ibrahim Bashir And John Cutler

Will Larson • Reminiscing: the retreat to comforting work.

How Superhuman Built an Engine to Find Product Market Fit

Substack • 🐝Survival Tips for Team Leaders: Reorg Edition

adam harmetz • Finding Purpose in Tech Careers: The Explorer, the Journeyman, and the Healer