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besides company-building, i think project management might be the highest-leverage skill

it’s upstream of being really good at prompting, programming, product, writing etc.

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hell yeah ty

will listen to the whole thing

Agree.
I feel like eventually the most important skill for the future here is prompting 

Good efficient/consistent/creative prompting is the futures gold mine in terms of star employees or something I dunno

what about product management, or is it a subset?

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Yes! I agree. 

I think good research and good intuitions about why you need a product strategy to begin with is probably a really good place to start. 

And then once you have a river worth building a dam around, well, then it's time for project management. Right?

great question...i think a great product strategy is probably downstream of great research and data etc.? (which themselves required great project management) and ~upstream of product management + engineering

my thesis is basically that good project management is required to manage a lot of information and game pieces effectively, so it's a catalyst for doing other things really well + on a larger/more ambitious, complex scale

where does product strategy fit in this for you?