Denise Tilles, product leader and co-author of 'Product Operations', explains why product operations roles are needed to relieve product managers from manual operational overhead.
“In my role on the operating side and managing teams and Melissa as well, more and more product managers are taking on the data harvesting, the data implementation, and, you know, just to get data to work with, they're spending, you know, 20, 30% of their time.”
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