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The dangers of a project manager without engineering experience managing an engineering project

man oh man, this is amazing content. As as developer I can't stop laughing 🤣🤣🤣

Eh, no... Not to be pedantic, but when you analyse the task mathematically, their plans are doable. You CAN make software that would draw 7 red lines all perpendicular to each other, some of them being grey, some of them being kittens... It might not be the best software in the world, but a good developer would easily be able to describe how such an idea be realised. A good developer can also point out why such an idea is not lucrative, but that's another level. In the video, the developer showed himself lacking proficiency in both the technical depth of his knowledge and the business usefulness of the software/. Here's what he could've ACTUALLY said if he were a GOOD developer. 1. You can make software that would draw 7 lines perpendicular to each other. The limit that "only 2 lines can be perpendicular to each other" only applies to a 2D space. Computers can VERY EASILY work with more than 2 dimensions. The mathematics behind such a program would be relatively easy (albeit it can be relatively slow), and the visualisation could be done by using several screens at once (correct my calculations if I'm mistaken, but, I think you would have to have about 21 windows at once to visualise 7 lines being perpendicular to each other on a 7-dimensional cube, similar how you would need to have 3 screens to visualise three lines on a cube being perpendicular to each other, but it's possible, and we can even write a program to calculate the number of screens needed if you would want to draw 10 or 100 lines perpendicular to each other, but let's return to the topic of 7 lines). Okay, If you really want us to visualise 7 lines perpendicular to each other, remember that we would need 21 little windows crammed in our app interface for that to work, so, obviously, the interface would be very cluttered. It is doable if you really need us to make it work, but it would require additional funding and can be detrimental to the user experience. 2. You can make software that would draw lines that would be both red and gray at the same time. First of all, what is red and what is gray is actually very subjective. Still there are more or less objective ways to calculate colors on a screen (the RGB model that probably every school kid is familiar with). For example, colors such as (140, 100, 100) and (120, 100, 100) and (102, 101, 101) are all technically red, but also technically grey. 3. You can make software that would make a color both red and transparent as well. It's slightly more difficult than making it both red and grey at the same time, but it's very much doable, and these days, with the power of web technologies like HTML 5 and CSS 3 (or some language-integrated frontend framework like JavaFX or Python Tkinter), we can easily do it. 4. I can't technically create lines that would also be kittens, because kittens have shapes that make it mathematically impossible to make them parallel to each other. But we can use a little trick here: we can calculate lines on the backend, and then we can visualise lines made of kittens on the frontend, with the cooridnates of centers of each kitten being approximate to the coordinates of the lines that would make it seem to the naked eye as if the kittens themselves are lined up perfectly. ... I see what they were trying to do with the video, but I didn't really find it funny, because the developer seemed just as incompetent as the boss and the manager. He could've come up with some potential solutions and described why they would be possible but not great, but he just decided to try and seem "smart" by "proving them wrong", but just showed himself arrogant and not very useful.

Just like, put the red ink cartridge into the green ink cartridge slot. Problem solved.

When hustlers run the economy.

This is my reality as a sr. developer. This is depressing. Also funny... if you're not living it daily.

Can barely hear you. Mic quality low and voice too soft

ROFLMAO

Will there be more episodes related to AI usage in PM?

lol, this is brilliant.

What is this? 😂😂😂😂

I've been a developer for 30 years. I always ignore the PM

The PO always knows best!

Love the insights!

I am a project manager and delivery lead with a salary already around 160K. How to transition to product manager and get the same salary if not more?

Can anyone learn by himself to be a ai pm ?

Can a person studying business and economics become an ai product manager

What kind of doctorate should a person have?

as a software engineer, i was getting triggered just watching this

Hi Bart! Can you help me outline a upskilling roadmap for Data PM? I have been an Analyst and know good SQL and Tableau

Really nice one Bart ❤ Thx! 🙏

great tips

Please beware, in the states, layoff and fire are different. Fire means you have done something wrong. Layoff happens because the company is not doing well and it is not your fault.

Meh! recruiters and hiring managers have varying deas on the introduction part. Most even say it is not needed.

Beautifully Amazon

Go for it Dr. Bart! Came here from your product course, you did that brilliantly and I'm sure you will nail this new career as well! Full support!

Hi Dr Bart :) I'm aspiring to become a PM & I am currently a Customer Success Manager at a startup, but unfortunately our Product team is entirely based overseas in EU (I'm located in the US with our Sales & Success teams). I feel like it will be difficult for me to pivot internally, but I'm still looking for ways to help the Product team with projects so I can put that experience on my resume. Do you have any advice about this? Thanks sir!

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Dear Dr Jaworski, Thank you for sharing your view about the role of AI Product Manager. According to you, a PhD is mandatory. Is it true for all AI products or for a specific set of AI products?

Rubbish 😂😂

Hi Dr. Bart, can i pivot to PM from technical support role. I am trying to customize my resume for PM using my tech support role but I am unable to do so. Any thoughts?

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I can do anything for million of dollars 🤑🤑

How I join you, I am from India

Hey Dr bart. Greeting you, I want to learn product management from basic to advanced from you I am just high school passed guy with no skill please I need your help to built my career

How i contact to you I want to become like you please guide me

Sir how to connect to you , I want to climb the ladder of a data analyst to product manager to CEO, but I have biology background and very little mathematics please give me starting point and give me mentorship

Hey mentor good afternoon, greeting from India, your new student sir I will paid you please tell me everything I have passed my high school two year ago and since I have no skill and no graduation degree how I start to become product manager or data analyst please guide me

Hi do you any idea about exam pattern, duration and passing criterion for product school certification?

Hi..any idea about how is exam conducted? Whats exam pattern, number of question, duration and passing criteria?

Hey can you share some reference books for the same, hardly could find any ? that would be really help ful apart from your course ofcourse ?

Hey Bart all the skillsets you just mentioned above are these available in your course?

Thank you for the great content, Bart!

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I took up the role of a Product Specialist SME LIKE a senior Product analyst from being a technical QA manager in my current company. This is quite helpful your tips . I did a PM course also where I did lot of dummy projects but after that I am not able to use those skills in this role . What should I do more to continue on path of PM

Hi Dr Bart! Landed on your channel at the perfect time, I am tech major (currently pursuing my MS in Information Systems at NYU) and trying to make a shift to PM. However, getting a PM internship is tough, are there any resume samples you can share? I am starting to believe that my resume needs some reshaping, but I have tried my best.

As usual, not hit personal,just business 😮

All the best for the bigger things coming your way, Bart! 🚀

Hey Bart, thanks for being so real and vulnerable. Good things are coming your way, just keep the patience and trust God to sort this out.