Thomas To
@minhthanh3145.bsky.social
Product Manager @ Axon | Founder @ Breaking into Product Management | Vietnamese
In PM interviews you often get: “Tell me about a feature/project you worked on?”
Sounds simple, right? But answering in a way that truly wows is much harder.
I wrote a 3,600-word piece breaking down patterns that make your story stand out: www.thomastheproductguy.net/i-got-a-pm-j...
Sounds simple, right? But answering in a way that truly wows is much harder.
I wrote a 3,600-word piece breaking down patterns that make your story stand out: www.thomastheproductguy.net/i-got-a-pm-j...
August 24, 2025 at 1:03 PM
In PM interviews you often get: “Tell me about a feature/project you worked on?”
Sounds simple, right? But answering in a way that truly wows is much harder.
I wrote a 3,600-word piece breaking down patterns that make your story stand out: www.thomastheproductguy.net/i-got-a-pm-j...
Sounds simple, right? But answering in a way that truly wows is much harder.
I wrote a 3,600-word piece breaking down patterns that make your story stand out: www.thomastheproductguy.net/i-got-a-pm-j...
Reposted by Thomas To
I started seriously thinking about a Batman/Green Arrow/Question book a decade ago after drawing this commission. First issue of my Black Label book ARCADIA featuring the three of them is out in November.
August 14, 2025 at 8:14 PM
I started seriously thinking about a Batman/Green Arrow/Question book a decade ago after drawing this commission. First issue of my Black Label book ARCADIA featuring the three of them is out in November.
"Can you tell me about a feature or a product initiative that you feel proud of?"
This is a typical interview question for those applying for Product Manager roles. But what is the research question here?
I think it's something like: how does this person navigate uncertainty?
This is a typical interview question for those applying for Product Manager roles. But what is the research question here?
I think it's something like: how does this person navigate uncertainty?
August 17, 2025 at 8:01 AM
"Can you tell me about a feature or a product initiative that you feel proud of?"
This is a typical interview question for those applying for Product Manager roles. But what is the research question here?
I think it's something like: how does this person navigate uncertainty?
This is a typical interview question for those applying for Product Manager roles. But what is the research question here?
I think it's something like: how does this person navigate uncertainty?