. @eladgil wrote the High Growth Handbook, regarding the challenges startups weather after product-market fit. Spoiler: great problems to have are still problems and can still kill you.
We excerpted a chapter on product management: https://stripe.com/atlas/guides/building-a-great-pm-org …
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There's an entire rest of the book where that came from. You can find it on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/High-Growth-Handbook-Elad-Gil-ebook/dp/B07DRPGGQ7/ … I don't normally enjoy business books, because they're typically business blog posts with 300 pages of filler. This one isn't that, happily.
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I'd encourage you to read the interviews in the book. Picasso once said something about how art critics talk about majestic trends and soaring emotions while artists talk about where to find cheap turpentine. My review: "This book smells of turpentine."
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(Incidentally, if you're an author of a turpentine-y persuasion, my colleague
@zebriez would love to make your acquaintance. She's busy trying to build a publishing house within our software company, and is brilliant to work with.)Show this thread
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