A Day in the Life of a Product Manager, as told through memes

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Phyllis
Oct 23, 2020
The “mini-CEO”
Onboarding
Deciding next steps when the A/B test results contradict themselves
Launching a new feature instead of addressing tech debt
Trying to interpret data from someone sharing their screen
Reading feedback from execs saying why your very thoroughly thought out proposal won’t work
Whiteboarding your ideas
Telling engineering what the deadline to ship is
Reading Zendesk tickets from a user who just doesn’t understand how the feature works
Responding to any and everyone
Getting ghosted by a recruiter
Launching a feature that breaks a completely different part of the product
Impostor syndrome
Listening to a report that a flashy feature didn’t work after having the user research that it wasn't going to work
Hitting product-market fit
Emerging from an agile sprint
Seeing LinkedIn messages for a referral
Receiving a feature request when the engineering is halfway done
Meetings. So many meetings.
Working through catered lunch
Saying goodbye to the unpaid intern
Trying to read through applicants’ resumes
Remembering a SQL query you left running
Somebody should fix that

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Phyllis
Phyllis

Written by Phyllis

Product manager | Leading with empathy.

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