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To test product taste, ask candidates which excellent prototypes they deliberately shelved instead of shipping.
Network-effect businesses often grow faster by improving ease, performance, and relevance for their existing core than by entering new markets.
Moving users from Discord 10 days monthly to 11, 12, or 13 compounds into substantial growth.
Live streaming remains an uncracked product category. The technology is still difficult and expensive.
Amazon’s sponsored search shows the danger: too many ads before the first organic result can erode trust in an excellent product.
Product taste is restraint. A curator who displays the entire museum collection has failed to curate.
Hex let Peter Sellis and Discord co-founder Stan explore data inside a live meeting thread and feel superhuman.
AI keeps adding to products. The increasingly valuable product skill is knowing what to remove.
At high-growth companies, product managers should make decisions founders would have made six months to two years earlier.
Make strategy feel almost religious, then assign every decision to one directly responsible person.
A company can perfect its core for years, then watch a rival approach make it irrelevant overnight.
A product organization that cannot accommodate highly spiky talent has already failed its most unusual people.
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