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👋 everyone! Long-time lurker, first-time launcher.
Excited to share the newsletter turned library I've been working on for almost a year! I started this because I found an overabundance in theory on building products and careers, but a scarcity in how to apply those ideas.
If you're interested in solving product / people problems, getting to your goals faster, and not afraid of details, look no further. I throw out most of what I write so you only get the best. 💎
Welcome your thoughts, questions and feedback! I'll be hanging around all day.
Great newsletter. I've been a reader of Linda's newsletter for a few months now and I often forward things to my product management coworkers. She gives really useful insights that I often use as a product developer. Want to look smart in your next meeting on that new product you are developing?
I recommend reading Product Lessons.
@anthony_maiorana thank you! Appreciate you sharing - ultimate vote of confidence :)
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Even if you are not a product manager, I would recommend this newsletter and Linda's thorough thinking processes. These principles apply to all types of professions.
Congratulations, @thelindazhang - super pumped up for you! :)
To anyone looking out for building a product mindset, Linda's writing is a go-to spot. Plenty of observations, anecdotes, and experiences to learn from.
What I love about this is that it's not just focused on the technical skills around PMing (which anyone can learn), it really helps you develop the intuition and mindset of developing great products, job titles aside.
All the content is super relevant to anyone building a technical / informational product and is super valuable as a refresher for us PMs who have been in the biz for a few years.
Congrats @thelindazhang!
Have been a regular reader of Linda's newsletter and it has helped shape my Product thinking skills. Would highly recommend "Product Lessons" to anyone who is interested in becoming better at Product, especially aspiring Product Managers
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