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Feature Parity Is Not a Product Strategy

Matching a competitor feature-for-feature is how you build a product nobody can tell apart. What the parity reflex costs, and what to do instead.

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link to Most Product Managers Accept the First Offer. The Data Says Counter.

Most Product Managers Accept the First Offer. The Data Says Counter.

Only 54% of tech candidates counter their first offer, and the ones who do earn about $27,000 more a year. Why PM offers reward negotiation most, and how to counter.

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How Old Is the Oldest Ticket on Your Board?

Stand-ups measure who's busy, not what's stuck. Work item age is the flow metric that gives early warning on delivery, and it costs nothing to start using.

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Every Feature Request Is a Solution in Disguise

Customers are right about the problem and wrong about the solution. Pendo found 80% of features go rarely used. Here is how to interview past the request to the job underneath it.

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link to The Best Product Doesn’t Win. Distribution Does.

The Best Product Doesn’t Win. Distribution Does.

Betamax beat VHS on every spec and still lost. Why distribution, not features, decides most product strategy fights, and how to put a channel on your roadmap.

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Job-Hopping Was the Product Manager’s Raise. Not in 2026.

The switcher pay premium that trained a generation of PMs to move every two years has collapsed. In IT, stayers now outearn switchers. Here is the move to make instead.

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Ty Sutherland is the editor of Product Management Resources. With a quarter-century of product expertise under his belt, Ty is a seasoned veteran in the world of product management. A dedicated student of lean principles, he is driven by the ambition to transform organizations into Exponential Organizations (ExO) with a massive transformative purpose. Ty's passion isn't just limited to theory; he's an avid experimenter, always eager to try out a myriad of products and services. While he has a soft spot for tools that enhance the lives of product managers, his curiosity knows no bounds. If you're ever looking for him online, there's a good chance he's scouring his favorite site, Product Hunt, for the next big thing. Join Ty as he navigates the ever-evolving product landscape, sharing insights, reviews, and invaluable lessons from his vast experience.

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