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Why companies must embrace Product Engineering now
StrategyProduct Management

Why companies must embrace Product Engineering now

AI demands companies embrace product engineering to reimagine the entire value chain beyond coding speed. Siloed approaches lead to inefficiency and competitive disadvantage.

Continuous Re-focusing on the Essence
StrategyProduct Management

Continuous Re-focusing on the Essence

Complexity buries essence. The article advocates for continuous, courageous subtraction and relentless pruning of non-essentials to maintain simplicity and clarity.

Establishing a Growth Culture
LeadershipStrategy

Establishing a Growth Culture

Establish a growth culture by protecting dedicated time for learning and exploration, rather than seeing it as a luxury. Combat urgency and foster accountability for continuous development.

High-performance and serenity
LeadershipStrategy

High-performance and serenity

High performance is not frantic but a calm, focused approach. It advocates investing in relationships, teaching, and learning for sustainable long-term velocity.

The craft of Product Engineering
Software EngineeringProduct Management

The craft of Product Engineering

This article redefines the modern engineer, moving beyond the 'T-shaped' model to the 'comb-shaped' Product Engineer. It outlines critical skills and mindsets for deep, multifaceted impact.

The Product Engineering culture
Software EngineeringLeadership

The Product Engineering culture

This article defines the core tenets of a thriving Product Engineering culture, emphasizing values like truth, ownership, and continuous learning for sustained success.

The rise of the Product Engineer
LeadershipStrategy

The rise of the Product Engineer

AI is transforming tech teams, making siloed specialists obsolete. The Product Engineer, owning outcomes end-to-end, emerges as key for efficiency and strategic advantage.

Why killing your favorite feature may be my biggest contribution
Product ManagementLeadership

Why killing your favorite feature may be my biggest contribution

Removing features is a brutal yet crucial skill for building better products. It reduces complexity, improves focus, and is a high-leverage act often overlooked by teams.

Why everyone should know 50% of everything
LeadershipStrategy

Why everyone should know 50% of everything

Challenging extreme specialization, this article advocates for "50% knowledge" across domains to foster better cross-functional communication, decision-making, and leadership.

Urgency as indicator for lack of planning
LeadershipStrategy

Urgency as indicator for lack of planning

Chronic urgency isn't high performance; it's a symptom of poor planning. This article argues for strategic foresight over short-term pressure to prevent crises.

Most requirements are dumb
Product ManagementSoftware Engineering

Most requirements are dumb

Most requirements are unchallenged hypotheses leading to bloat. Engineers and product managers must question them deeply to uncover true needs and deliver effective solutions.