Claire Vo: Traditional product management is dead or will be soon
Claire Vo · Product Management Is Dead, So What Are We Doing Instead? | Lenny & Friends Summit 2024 · Oct 31, 2024 · at 0:31
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LaunchDarkly CPO Claire Vo opens her keynote at the Lenny & Friends Summit 2024 on how AI is reshaping software development roles.
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“Product management is dead. It, or it will be soon, and so I'm here to talk about what we're all going to do Instead.”
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