Why You Don’t Have To Be A’Jack–Of-All-Trades’ In Your Own Company

21 Nov 2022 · 1 min
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A short YouTube excerpt (speaker: Bill Gallagher) reflecting on a founder’s mistake of remaining too involved in product work. The speaker describes hiring a product manager, building a product and design team, rebuilding the product from the ground up, and concludes that founders should avoid meddling in day-to-day product execution while retaining high-level influence.

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