I've do product management work at #Cribl, formerly at #Tanium and #Splunk.
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"When your product manager is overwhelmed, you don’t need to add a product owner. You need to move from a project-based discovery model toward a more continuous discovery model."
I had intended to write a big long post on all the things I learned as a Product Ops leader as Tanium for a year, but it got long and rambly, so I’m going to attempt a series of shorter posts that will hopefully get written. Lesson one, when you are working on process of the product team, you are building engines not fuel. This is a metaphor from my good friend Jack Coates (Part 1 Part 2) that he usually applies to building end user products that need content, and that no one wants to build content and teams want to build engines because they are fun and sexy.
A PNW-related weird ag & food fact for Kyle Grove! (If I tag you that may turn the reply into a DM, which, boo).
There's a seagrass, Zostera marina, that's full of sugar (to help handle the osmotic pressure from the salt in seawater). Peoples in the Salish Sea use it as a vegetable! You can eat the rhizomes & leaf-bases raw, steam the rhizomes like a root veggie, dry them into a flour, etc.
Eelgrass is endangered now so we should leave it alone. But good reason to restore seagrass beds!