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A Product Managers system for “getting shit done”
As a product manager, not only do I have to get shit done, but I also have to get the right shit done. As my seniority and responsibilities have increased, it’s become more and more important for me to build a system for managing my workload.
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Automating my family’s grocery shopping to reduce costs and waste: user testing, emailing recipes and Task Rabbit
Hello 👋, I’m Pete and I’ve been working on a side-project to 100% automate my family’s grocery shopping. Here is what I’ve been working on in the last few weeks.
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Automating my family’s grocery shopping to reduce costs and waste - Part 2
So it’s been almost a month since my first post about how I am automating my family’s grocery shopping - and a lot has changed in the world. Here we are, comfortably isolated at home, practicing the art of social distancing.
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Automating my family's grocery shopping to reduce costs and waste.
I love food and I love cooking, but I loathe grocery shopping. Deciding what to cook and the time it takes to find the groceries (in-store and online) is painful. Like everyone else I’m kind of busy and would rather spend my spare time with my family and friends. In addition, I casually follow the FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) mentality, minimising living costs where possible. I hate waste too - particularly food waste. So I have made it my mission recently to see what I can do to make this weekly chore less expensive, less wasteful and generally simpler.
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Building a product-led culture by frequently speaking to your users
One of the first lessons you learn as a product manager is to build the right solution, you first need to speak to the people who are experiencing the problem you are solving.
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