Product Habits - Who is most impacted by 2022 layoffs

 Hiten's Pick 

Grit or Quit?

Entrepreneurs value grit and perseverance, but knowing how and when to quit is just as important. Success comes from doing things that work and quitting everything else that might be a distraction. This is an excellent read about why quitting is hard and what mental models you can use to make better decisions in challenging situations

 Business 

Starting a Business Around GPT-3 is a Bad Idea

GPT-3 is an incredible technology, but that doesn't necessarily mean it'll make for a good business. One of the biggest challenges for founders will be the low barrier to entry, which means competition will be fierce. Here are some predictions about how the evolution of GPT-3 will play out in the tech world

The AI Business Defensibility Problem

The rise of generative AI is changing the competitive landscape for companies. Unfortunately, it creates a lack of switching cost defensibility, but some believe moats can still exist through the "middle layer" of the API stack. This is an interesting take on what that may look like

 Product 

How Apple Makes You Think Green Bubbles Are "Gross"

If you're an iPhone user, chances are good that you think those green text bubbles from Android users are unappealing. The reason? It comes down to color contrast. The blue Apple picked for iMessages provides better contrast against white text than the green for non-iMessages. The lesson: Be mindful of the color contrasts you use in your products. It matters more than you think.

The 15+ Fastest Products To Build

Launching a product quickly allows you to minimize risk, diversify your revenue streams, and figure out what does (and doesn't) work. Products often take a lot of time to build, but there are plenty you can launch quickly. The catch is that most of them are harder to scale or automate long-term. Still, they're worth trying. Check out the full list of quick product ideas here

 Marketing & Sales 

The End of Honest Marketing

Some speculate that AI will lead to the end of marketing as we know it. In the past, marketing has been about creating valuable and authentic content. Now computers are generating content so quickly that you can't tell what's honest and thoughtful anymore. You probably can't even tell that this article was written using AI

How To Measure "Hard-to-Measure" Marketing Channels

It's been historically difficult to measure the impact of marketing channels like events, native social content, PR, and word-of-mouth. While not impossible, it does take considerable effort and investment to measure the success of these channels in a compelling way. This is an excellent read about how to measure "untrackable" marketing

 Growth 
Building Products To Use as Acquisition Channels

There are apparent reasons people build products: creating solutions to problems, making money, and diversifying risk. But a less obvious reason is building something to serve as an acquisition channel for other products. This is a good list of tips and tactics to put your products to work for each other

The Racecar Growth Framework

Lenny Rachitsky's racecar growth framework is impressively thorough and helpful in its coverage of all the components of startup growth. He uses a racecar analogy to explain kickstart tactics, growth levers, accelerants, and more. Reading the whole thing requires a subscription, but the intro is fantastic and filled with helpful content nonetheless

 Management 
How Have 2022 Layoffs Affected Engineers?

Over the past few months, we've heard many stories about how the recession drives tech layoffs. But "tech" covers all departments within an organization, and layoffs aren't happening equitably among them. This is a breakdown of which departments have been hit the hardest—and which have hardly been impacted. Does any of this data surprise you? 

The State of the Global Workplace

It's interesting to see how different parts of the world are faring due to the pandemic and economic downturns. Only 21% of employees feel engaged at work, and stress is at an all-time high, with almost half of the world's workers experiencing stress daily. Here's a thought-provoking finding: Even though employees in the U.S. and Canada are some of the most worried and stressed in the world, they are also the most engaged. Check out the complete report here.

 Insight of the Week 
Effective Executive Presentations

Your ability to present to executives and articulate what you and your team are doing to support company goals is a key component of a successful career. It's essential to get clear on the outcome you're looking for before you start preparing a presentation, and then make sure you take these steps to prepare.



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Tuesday, October 11, 2022

As product people, we're taught to build features using product prioritization frameworks and spreadsheets. This approach allows us to assign specific As product people, we're taught to build

Deciding which problems to solve

Monday, October 10, 2022

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The key to making great software

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