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“Why is that? Because once the product manager has claimed something is a “requirement,” that pretty much ends the conversation and moves the discussion to implementation.”
― Transformed: Moving to the Product Operating Model
― Transformed: Moving to the Product Operating Model
“Hobbies are what the smartest people spend time on when they aren’t constrained by near-term financial goals. I like to say that what the smartest people do on the weekends is what everyone else will do during the week in ten years.”
― Read Write Own: Building the Next Era of the Internet
― Read Write Own: Building the Next Era of the Internet
“In stakeholder-driven models, it is inherently nearly impossible to have this necessary focus. That's because each stakeholder has their own goals and needs, and the company is simply trying to satisfy as many stakeholders as possible.”
― Transformed: Moving to the Product Operating Model
― Transformed: Moving to the Product Operating Model
“So, why do so few of these features actually generate the hoped-for return? Realize that each of these features is a potential solution to some underlying problem. It might be a customer problem—maybe customers can't figure out how to use your product effectively. Or it might be a company problem—maybe it costs too much for you to provision your product.”
― Transformed: Moving to the Product Operating Model
― Transformed: Moving to the Product Operating Model
“The other group, which I call the computer, is the far more serious of the two, and it is motivated by a long-term vision. This group’s practitioners understand that the financial aspects of blockchains are only a means to an end, a way to align incentives toward a larger goal. They realize the real potential in using blockchains is to build better networks, and therefore a better internet.”
― Read Write Own: Building the Next Era of the Internet
― Read Write Own: Building the Next Era of the Internet
Yongjin’s 2024 Year in Books
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