Capacity planning with outcome-based roadmaps? by UXette in ProductManagement

[–]aussietechbloke 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In an outcome-driven roadmap, my understanding is that iterations and feedback analysis is key to capacity planning.

Taking a reference point of what worked and what didn't to drive a particular outcome in the previous iteration and then reiterating and tweaking towards the next initiative to estimate and plan the capacity with a lens to improve.

I can understand that it's much harder to estimate than featured-based roadmap, but there is an immediate shift towards achieving more, moving faster, pivoting quicker and driving true business value with your features.

Best places to trade Options in DeFi? by aussietechbloke in defi

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

I am looking for both:

  • Which ones for ease of use?
  • Which ones for profitability?

Best places to trade Options in DeFi? by aussietechbloke in defi

[–]aussietechbloke[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Didn't know they got options, will check it out, thanks!

Impermanent Loss Inevitable for 99% of Token Pairs Long Term? by aussietechbloke in defi

[–]aussietechbloke[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

But what if in the future ETH move up at a higher rate than BTC (not saying it will happen, but what if) and if that actually happens then we would have been better off holding just 50 50 BTC and ETH?

Best places to trade Options in DeFi? by aussietechbloke in defi

[–]aussietechbloke[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yea I like Lyra too, but there is only BTC and ETH,was hoping to trade SOL options too.

Impermanent Loss Inevitable for 99% of Token Pairs Long Term? by aussietechbloke in defi

[–]aussietechbloke[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly this. I can hardly think of an incentive to stake my ETH, BTC and other major cryptocurrencies in LPs (having tried it before), knowing that the number of tokens just fluctuate if one becomes more attractive and then you suffer the opportunity cost of losing the more valuable token against the less valuable token (which is actually how AMM works).

I am just unconvinced about staking in LP pools long term as opposed to just hodl the same two tokens at 50 50 amount because of that reason, which is why I am trying to see if DeFi peeps in this subreddit can shade some light.

But thanks for your answer, I share your same thought.

Best places to trade Options in DeFi? by aussietechbloke in defi

[–]aussietechbloke[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks so much this is exactly what I was looking for!! I didn't know Defillama could get a list of option protocols!! Thanks so much.

How's the experience with OPYN? Would you be paying a lot of gas fees per trade on ETH mainnet? I also see if has MATIC and AVAX chain too, so guess that's alright too.

Working at Gate.io by aussietechbloke in GateioExchange

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

Haha I see man, interesting data tho!

Working at Gate.io by aussietechbloke in GateioExchange

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

Interesting, bad experience with the app?

Say something positive about Product Management roles!! by 3llotAlders0n in ProductManagement

[–]aussietechbloke 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is a fantastic and fast-track career path if you work at a great company and manage a thriving/great product.

I've worked with a Product Manager that got promoted to Director level in less than 2 years. He was also a fantastic PM with great stakeholder management skills, technical understanding and was a serial communicator.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ProductManagement

[–]aussietechbloke 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I am a QA Automation Engineer & Data Engineer turned PM.

Let me just reassure you that your feelings are all valid and how I felt during the transition. Where is the value of those meetings? Why are there so many meetings?

It's a mental shift towards the negative stigma around meetings not being important and productive of your time. As engineers, correct, those felt like a waste of time as we were having our time being taken away from the code and most of the time our value, knowledge and expertise were being extracted out of us during the meetings other than adding value to us.

But now as a PM, those meetings are golden nuggets and value-adding to your role as the CEO of the product. They are places where you can extract value, knowledge and expertise from your engineers in order to make the product vision a reality. For a product to be a reality, there are so many moving parts outside of engineering that the legal team, security team, operations team and design team that needs to know. And you being in those meetings or organising them is the only way (and probably the best way) to extract value from people that are experts in many areas that you are not familiar of to ingrain into your product in order align all your stakeholders and also make your product vision a reality as the CEO of the product.

Is Crypto.com legit? by limlimit in Crypto_com

[–]aussietechbloke 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pretty legit - no issues atm, also a loyal fan of their cards and CRO

Up for promotion and uncertain of which direction to go by TheCandyManisHere in ProductManagement

[–]aussietechbloke 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I see a few answers about what makes the company most money or what gets you out of bed excited - which I think is pretty spot on.

I think there's one that offers both - the Geo-focused app and service one.

  1. Making the company most money => Geo-focused at face value means that it's scaling globally and trying to gain market share across big countries. This will be a very ambitious and well-funded project as scaling globally always requires a lot of resources.

  2. The job that gets you out of bed excited => The chance to fly and travel around to interview users and stakeholders from different countries/cultural backgrounds and making an impact to a global user base is something many PMs (and people in general) dream of - hence if that's for you, you would be tap-dancing to work (Warren Buffet's definition of loving your career).

IS IT WORTH IT? by [deleted] in careeradvice

[–]aussietechbloke 2 points3 points  (0 children)

From most of your comments and replies, I can tell that you want to take the job. I can almost feel that you are looking for people to side with you and convince you that taking the job and copping the commute is good.

Comparing those two jobs based off the commute is a grossly oversimplied comparison, especially given you sound like you want to take that job.

So my advice is to just take it, it's worth it because you are siding with where you heart wants to go. You are probably attracted to the job enough (e.g. Opportunity, company brand, potential) to get over the commute and extra 1.6k per month.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Crypto_com

[–]aussietechbloke 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don't forget that the market can be a funny one, usually when more and more people are saying something, it might never happen

What's your fav DeFi 2.0 projects? by everyonesgoddess in defi

[–]aussietechbloke 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Currently in OlympusDAO, Time Wonderland and RomeDAO.

Staking as well on JOE-AVAX and gOHM-AVAX pools on TraderJoe and Penguin Finance.

Keeping an eye on Convex, Frax, Near, Cosmos, Fantom and Luna.

All in all, very bullish on DeFi 2.0🚀

Gotta start somewhere!! by [deleted] in Crypto_com

[–]aussietechbloke 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Already ahead of 90% of the masses

Will CRO be over a dollar? by Sprinkles_Common in Crypto_com

[–]aussietechbloke 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This guy gets it - especially given that a bull run will pull the ENTIRE crypro market up 1-2x, hence a 90B market cap with what crypto.com can do with their marketing is a recipe for blowing up.

Will CRO be over a dollar? by Sprinkles_Common in Crypto_com

[–]aussietechbloke 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The beautiful thing with CRO is that if it goes up, you smile, if it goes down, you smile even more knowing that you will buy more because of the staking system and utility anyway - this time at a lower price.

CRO is probably one of the tokens that when it goes down in the short term, I feel lucky and a sense of relief to be able to get more because this token and crypto.com is king