It’s cliche to say “join a company for the people”. But there’s no one else I’d rather follow into the frontier, humming the tunes of the greats as we find the way.
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“Nerves of steel” is a vastly underrated trait of the best creatives.
(Inspired by Phoebe Bridgers last night and some of my fearless colleagues this week)
(Inspired by Phoebe Bridgers last night and some of my fearless colleagues this week)
Has “strategic” become a dirty word when talking about candidates and jobs for anyone else?
I feel like it now implies they just make decks and docs but don’t do the thing, so I often have to caveat it with, “but they also loving making/building/shipping” whatever it is, hands on.
I feel like it now implies they just make decks and docs but don’t do the thing, so I often have to caveat it with, “but they also loving making/building/shipping” whatever it is, hands on.
The truth. You can't do the job if you don't have the goods.
And: The best product thinkers are often great marketers themselves. Makes the job easier and more fun.
And: The best product thinkers are often great marketers themselves. Makes the job easier and more fun.
Yes, lost in the discourse is that the best marketing and comms ppl (the ones everyone says they are looking for but impossible to find) would only join companies with elite product teams. Great marketing makes great products known, it does not make bad products great.View quoted post on X
Talking about “taste” is trendy. But putting that taste into action to make something beautiful and useful for others is actually what it’s all about.
I love that @tamralikecamra and team took a challenge like accessibility, treated it as a first-class problem, and then made something that benefits everyone.
I love that @tamralikecamra and team took a challenge like accessibility, treated it as a first-class problem, and then made something that benefits everyone.
Better contrast for those who need it; beauty for everyone 🖤 Thank you @nikhilville for the opportunity to speak on overhauling the design system to support high contrast mode, and the experience of unexpectedly time traveling to the simple delights of the 1984 Macintosh.View quoted post on X
