Product & Design
Product management, product strategy, and growth.
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- Podcasts
- 13
- Newsletters
- 26
- Latest post
- 21 hours ago
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Who publishes here — active in the last 90 days
Lenny Rachitsky
1,121 posts
Writing • Angel investing • Advising
Aakash Gupta
1,020 posts
The AI PM guy. Helping you land your next job + succeed in your career.
739 posts
Radio producer and host who covers design and the built environment. Co-authored The 99% Invisible City (2020)...
Aarron Walter
549 posts
Co-host of Design Better.
Eli Woolery
535 posts
Lecturer at the Stanford d.school and trained product designer, with a background in photography, filmmaking a...
Kevin Indig
479 posts
I write the Growth Memo and swim in data all day. Also advising companies like Meta, Airbnb or Reddit in Growt...
John Cutler
475 posts
Product development writer and analyst who has written about how product teams work since 2015. His subjects i...
457 posts
Designer and educator who teaches business, design, creativity and personal branding. Founder of The Futur, wh...
Rich Holmes
431 posts
The product / AI newsletter for people who build products. Ex-product in SaaS, banking / fintech startups. Joi...
Sid Saladi
302 posts
I'm Sid. Product leader, AI tinkerer. I'm obsessed with helping you get good at using AI. Each week I experime...
299 posts
Former Amazon VP, sharing how I succeeded so that you can too. Outperform, out-compete, and still get time off...
Jason P. Yoong
291 posts
Co-Founder at Level Up | Board Director at USC
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- “A visual designer turned out to be one of our best prototypers. An animator turned out to be one of our best prototypers. And what it seems like is these people...” Blair Metcalf, Lenny's Newsletter
- “What I've seen in basically every single time I've seen somebody with a design partner is that you recruit a design partner who quote unquote buys into your vis...” Rob Snyder, Lenny's Newsletter
- “Someone you hate, if you can be generous towards them, or someone who hates you, if you are generous towards them, they have no power over that part of the thin...” N.D. Austin, 99% Invisible
- “One of the most important things to realize if you use language models or think about them is just this very bizarre fact that to make them is not to understand...” Emmanuel Ameisen, Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth
- “TLDR is that it just used the boring tools that are already on our computers. FFmpeg, Whisper, Python. Like it didn't upload the video anywhere… And then not on...” Brooke Lacey, Lenny's Newsletter
- “Predicting the next character in a dialogue requires behaving like the character in the dialogue would. And so, in that sense, part of their training, I think,...” Emmanuel Ameisen, Lenny's Newsletter
- “One of the early projects I did at Anthropic is I learned SQL, a programming language, and it took me years to master. And then as a little side project, I got...” Emmanuel Ameisen, Lenny's Newsletter
- “I find that the more you look inside, the less certain you are about how they work. And then oftentimes people that will confidently say like, ah, language mode...” Emmanuel Ameisen, Lenny's Newsletter
- “Football helmets are designed to keep players safe. And they also give us a permission structure to keep playing a game that's fundamentally unsafe. They make u...” Chris Berube, 99% Invisible
- “We'll hear sometimes people talk about what's someone's learning rate? Do they have a growth mindset? … I'm actually looking a lot right now for people, what's...” Josh Woodward, Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth
- “When you're showing people early prototypes, what I'm always doing in those is you're looking at people's eyes and that is the metric. It is not a DAU over a MA...” Josh Woodward, Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth
- “I also think that a lot of times these chain of thought reasoning elements in the UI are there as a band-aid for latency, which is, it feels very frustrating as...” Claire Vo, Lenny's Newsletter
- “I got a text actually from my mom this morning… She said that she has apologized to her Muse for making him work so hard and thanked him for all that he's done...” Alex Cornell, Lenny's Newsletter
- “We'll hear sometimes people talk about, what's someone's learning rate? Do they have a growth mindset? I'm actually looking a lot right now for people, what's t...” Josh Woodward, Lenny's Newsletter
- “If you just look at the data, a large company who starts a lab, the lab is usually ineffective and fizzles out after about three to four years. Or it may have d...” Josh Woodward, Lenny's Newsletter
- “We have extremely talented people. I have found that they have low tolerance and low patience for bullshit, for the work around the work. We should just say the...” Randy Hunt, Design Better
- “We had a couple of outages that I caused very, very early days for me at OpenAI. I took production down like day three. ... I was still employed after that. And...” Tibo Sottiaux, Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth
- “I myself even get fatigued with the model picker and the reasoning efforts and whether to use multi-agent or ultra or what it even does. And you kind of need a...” Tibo Sottiaux, Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth
- “High-fidelity slop is a thing. And a high-fidelity slop, narratively, visually, or otherwise, orchestrationally, you can smell it. You can smell it and you will...” Matt Owens, Design Better
- “I myself even get fatigued with the model picker and the reasoning efforts and whether to use multi-agent or ultra or what it even does. And you kind of need a...” Tibo Sottiaux, Lenny's Newsletter
- “It was an impossible job, impossible to do. Prohibition was impossible to enforce. So of course they gave it to a woman.” Joya DiLiberto, 99% Invisible
- “I have a lot of beef to pick with all the AI-branded layoffs out there because they're bullshit. Like, they're not about AI. Like, they are about badly run comp...” Molly Graham, Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth
- “The other thing that's under discussed is how many problems are truly intelligence-bound. If you had a data center of PhDs working at FedEx or Domino's Pizza, a...” Anish Acharya, Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth
- “The great product managers are exiting the system — they're becoming founders, they're becoming executives. It's kind of set up to be a profession where the med...” Peter Sellis, Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth
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