All articles tagged with #product management
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Fortune
Netflix is hiring a generative AI product manager with a salary up to $700,000 for a fully remote role to develop AI tools that improve employee productivity, reflecting its broader AI integration strategy across operations and content creation.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Business Insider
Product managers have become influential yet controversial figures in Silicon Valley, often clashing with engineers and other teams over their role in bridging different departments to create products. While some view them as essential 'mini-CEOs,' others criticize them as unnecessary middlemen. The role has grown significantly since the 2000s, with product managers often earning more than engineers. Despite some companies reconsidering their utility, the rise of AI may further empower product managers as they help navigate customer needs in an evolving tech landscape.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Business Insider
Siddharth Kashiramka, a product manager at Amazon, reflects on the résumé that helped him secure a $300,000 job, noting three regrets: using third-person language, exceeding one page, and making grammatical errors. Despite these issues, his résumé effectively highlighted his impact, summarized his unique contributions, and optimized for application tracking systems. Kashiramka emphasizes the importance of a polished résumé in the hiring process, sharing insights for future job seekers.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by O'Reilly Media
The article delves into the operational aspects of building applications with large language models (LLMs), focusing on data management, model integration, product design, and team roles. It emphasizes the importance of regular data reviews, managing development-production skew, structured outputs, prompt migration, and model versioning. The piece also highlights the need for early design involvement, human-in-the-loop feedback, and prioritizing product requirements. Additionally, it discusses the roles and processes necessary for successful AI product development, advocating for continuous experimentation and broad team empowerment in using AI technologies.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNBC
Lenny Rachitsky, a 42-year-old entrepreneur, earns over $1 million a year from his newsletter and podcast focused on product management. He advises aspiring entrepreneurs to gain experience in their field before offering advice, emphasizing the importance of deep knowledge and real-world experience. Rachitsky worked in product management and software engineering for over a decade before starting his ventures, and he believes in "doing the work for a long time first" before sharing advice, urging others to "stop tweeting and do the work."