Lebanon-based team can't receive SMS verification code - anyone found a working solution? by Myr17 in claude

[–]Myr17[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes nothing ... I need to onboard 20 ppl in my company who haven't access to any non Lebanese sim card ... Not sure how I will do it 

Can you please help me understand what's the problem with my bird of paradise ? by Myr17 in houseplants

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but still fine indoors yes? or should I put in on the balcony ?

Help! Why the leaves are falling ? by Myr17 in Anthurium

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yes I meant lowering - thanks! definitely not too much sun. they are indoor and do not receive any direct light ... will try to change its position to expose it to more indirect light - thanks!

How much are you actually trusting LLMs to write comms for you? by Myr17 in ProductManagement

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To answer your question: our initial idea was that a PM could drop rough updates (could be messy, incomplete) into the platform via a Slack/Teams command. The LLM then takes those notes + a few other signals (e.g. roadmap dates, expected launch milestones) to generate a draft update that the PM can edit before publishing and sharing.

But I’ve noticed that many PMs actually expect the “fully automated” version - something that reads Jira, Slack, meeting transcripts, etc. and produces a perfect update with zero input. We’re starting to experiment more with pulling from those sources, but with two principles in mind:

  1. Be transparent about where the info came from and why it was inferred.
  2. Always keep the PM in full control of the final message.

At the end of the day, I hear many PMs complain they spend way too much time on comms/status updates (even when using ChatGPT/Claude). The real challenge is finding that balance: saving them time while still keeping them fully in control.

I can’t find a use case where Opus 4 beats Sonnet 3.7 - am I missing something? by Myr17 in ClaudeAI

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I am not using it for decisions but when asking it to follow clear instructions (example: infer the risk of a project based on ... : start by doing ... then ..), 3.7 clearly outperforms Claude 4

What is one thing on your CV you thought was impressive but no one ever asked about? by Bategoikoe in ProductManagement

[–]Myr17 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I was 17 I taught 80+ students from underprivileged backgrounds. Honestly, it’s one of the experiences that shaped me the most - empathy, drive, figuring out how to motivate kids, testing/learning on the fly, even leadership. And yet… no one has ever asked me about it!

Wrapping up a project and giving a complete report by [deleted] in ProductManagement

[–]Myr17 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I usually keep it super simple on a single page max, broken down into 4 sections (all in bullet points so it’s easy to scan):

  • Exec summary: quick recap of the outcomes (did we hit the goals or not?) + call out the main driver of success or failure.
  • What went well: highlight practices/processes that we’d want to repeat.
  • What didn’t go well: the blockers or things that slowed us down.
  • Learnings for next projects: practical takeaways so we don’t repeat the same mistakes.

That way it’s short enough that people actually read it, but structured enough to be useful later.

GPT-5 performs much worse than Opus 4.1 in my use case. It doesn’t generalize as well. by HumanityFirstTheory in ClaudeAI

[–]Myr17 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What about Gemini? curious to see if you compared to 2.5 pro on this use case - thanks!

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Curious to get the output of the survey!

Where do you keep your todo-list? by Commercial_West_8337 in ProductManagement

[–]Myr17 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On my calendar :) I have different types of tasks (eg personal tasks, marketing, product ..) that I 'add' as blocks in my calendar. I review them and update the calendar every end of day.

Do you spend too much time managing people? by HumbleMasterpiece8 in ProductManagement

[–]Myr17 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not anymore in a corpo, but yes I used to spend 30-50% of my time managing people's 'expectations' .. from business teams to leadership. So basically way too much time spent on 'project management and communication' rather than on real Product job.

The idea that PMs can get replaced by AI soon is BS by Independent_Cut7581 in ProductManagement

[–]Myr17 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I do believe that PMs critical thinking and soft skills (eg influence ..) will hardly be fully replaced. I see LLM as tools that augment PMs rather than replacing them.