startup strategy
Doing It Right: Prioritization in Resource-Limited Startups In the fast-paced, trial-and-error environment of startups, the real strategy is often not "do more", but _"do it right"_. This article explores the logic behind product decision-making when resources are tight — and why “what not to do” can make
product management
Learning by Doing: Finding Your Rhythm in Uncertainty Not every project succeeds, and not every decision can be reviewed — but every round of “learning by doing” quietly shapes a more mature product professional. This article records my growth journey and attempts to answer one question: In uncertainty, how can you
product management
Introduction: The Trap of “Small Requests” > “Add a button.” > “Export a few more columns.” Have you ever been worn out by these seemingly simple asks? The feature goes live, and then the business says: > “This isn’t what I wanted.” Don’t panic — this guide will help
product management
The Starting Point of All Business Is User Benefit True product strength rarely comes from stacking features — it arises from deeply understanding the user’s perspective. This guide offers a practical framework to move beyond “solution thinking,” reconnect with “the problem itself,” and develop sharper product insights. --- When “Professionalism”
AI learning
📚 Interesting Weekly Digest > “Interesting Weekly Digest” is my personal project that leverages fragmented time to organize and record my weekly reading and reflections. > My goals: > - Build a durable personal knowledge system. > - Share valuable insights with you. --- 📌 This Week’s Highlights 📰 Recommended Reading * A
product management
Midnight Release, System Meltdown — What Should a Product Manager Do? When systems crash right after going live, it's more than just incident response — it’s a real-life test of control, trust-building, and systems thinking. This guide takes you through a real chaotic scenario, breaking down how a PM
product management
The Dual Growth Path of a Product Manager — Balancing Internal and External Skills The growth of a product manager is not just about stacking tools or skills — it’s about sharpening strategic thinking while building strong execution power. This framework explores two dimensions of competency: internal skills and external skills,
product management
How to Judge If a Job Truly Fits You — And Avoid “Day One Regret” When interviewing, you’re not just answering questions — you’re evaluating the environment. By judging these five core areas: * Business sustainability * Team collaboration efficiency * Role growth potential * Manager’s style and capability * Your personal fit —you
AI PRD
🗓 Interesting Weekly > My way of using fragmented time to organize and record weekly reading & reflections — building a personal knowledge system and sharing with you. --- 📌 Weekly Highlights 📰 Recommended Reading * How to write AI product requirement documents vs. traditional PRDs * [Finance Director Series 480] Sense of value in financial
product management
Podcast Conversation: Fan Haoyu on Product, People, and Philosophy Original transcript: ~30,000 characters. Edited version: ~10,500 characters. --- Introduction Qu Kai: Today we’re honored to have Fan Haoyu, Senior Vice President at Li Auto and a core decision-maker there. Our aim: a pure conversation — not just about
AI product
🗞 Interesting Weekly Digest > Interesting Weekly Digest is my way of using fragmented time to 整理 (organize) and record a week’s worth of reading and thinking. > Goal: Build a personal knowledge system for future use, while sharing valuable insights with you. --- 📌 What’s Worth Your Attention This
AI development
 # **Accelerating Taobao Feed Development with WaterFlow AI** ## Introduction The Taobao recommendation feed previously faced **slow iteration cycles**, **diverse tech stack challenges**, and **inefficient collaboration**, often requiring a week to release a single demand. With **WaterFlow** — an AI-driven end-to-end