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Manish Soni

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Guys!!! I don't think "PMs need to know Tech!!!" PMs need to be hustlers to get things done no matter the vague the problem statement or the executive directive it.. tech or non tech... PMs are like Nike of Tech - "JUST DO IT" Tech knowledge is

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This is dangerously wrong advice. You don't need to code, but understanding technical constraints, system architecture, and feasibility is absolutely critical. I've seen too many PMs promise impossible timelines or features because they didn't grasp basic technical realities. Hustle without knowledge is just chaos.

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Manish Soni

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yaar outliers har notion m honge... I am talking about good PMs who understand and trust teams with their expertise and their timeline and negotiate a good middle ground on the timeline..

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