Mine are: Shreyas Doshi (tweets) Manas Saloi (blog) Paras Chopra (blog)
All 3 have shared superb content for free in their blogs/tweets
years of wisdom summarized for consumption
I don't read books often so am grateful to people like these compress so much knowledge in a consumable form
@EarlyBow98
Where is @salt on the list? 😂😂😂
Jokes aside, MJS is a nice read. Shreyash Doshi sounds too vague because of the entire “Thought Leadership” aura. Lack of actionable advice and more philosophical in nature.
No clue about Paras Chopra but I’m sure he must be adding tremendous value.
Shreyas Doshi says in 1200 tweets (since 2020) - what 50 books on general management will teach you over the next decade
His advice so good for "some of us"
as he says
relevant for some not for everyone
Honestly? @EarlyBow98
It isn’t too hard to reason any of what he says from first principles.
I haven’t found what he says useful tbh, I would attribute it to being common knowledge perhaps, wrapped around slick commentary.
That does not take away from the fact that he has in fact inspired and taught folks like yourselves about Product and GenMan.
It is merely a difference of experience but a mutual respect for what he has done.
Even though I'm not a product manager and do not follow any blogs/accounts regularly, i strongly feel that quite a few of them just keep sharing frameworks and gyaan without actually giving examples where they could be implemented. Frameworks make you feel good, but the implementation is very hard and sometimes not even remotely possible. I think shreyas doshi is also one of them.
I think, if you are looking to learn from anecdotes then your learning will
Don't learn from stories or anecdotes or examples
Learn the principles , experiment with them
It'll be great if you can share one of the principles you learnt and how you experimented with it.
Thanks for the share.
Recently cleaned up my Twitter following list and limited it to people who share well researched stuff - it’s by far the best way to learn on a daily basis!
MosquitoCapital
Shreyas Doshi
Lenny Rachitsky
Cem Kansu
Amal Dorai
Sahil Bloom :p
Yaar yahaan bhi chalu ho gye tum #iykwim
Bro 😂😂😂😂
Sidu Ponnappa for cocky engagement farming
Lenny is the best from pm perspective. Although synthesising stuff from ones experience is good but it's useful for people with same experience levels. What Lenny does is like ground reporting in a media analogy. So much to grasp from different PM's and processes.
Am yet to read him
Will read home a couple of quarters hence after completing Shreyas' content
The legend- https://twitter.com/nikitabier
Sometimes she posts good content- https://https://twitter.com/saranormous.com/saranormous
https://twitter.com/gokulr - for general management and how to think of building and scaling early teams
https://twitter.com/sarahtavel - for everything on two sided marketplace
It's he ig
What are some platforms you use for quality reads on anything tech/ business? I'm exploring more as ones I follow don't seem enough. Thanks in advance! :)
I personally follow
Hello fellow PMs
Would be great if you all can share something that you recently read and liked.
I'm a PM with 2.5+ years of experience. I have a habit of reading product management newsletters. But now I'm planning to start with good product management books.
Suggest a book that you've read and was practically useful in your work...