Brian Tolkin

“Exactly. It's too expensive to change and rebrand at this point.”

“You picked your closing date, you move out when you want. Yeah, there's no hassle.”

“This was actually explained to me. I don't think I've seen the original source, so I'll go back and watch it, but this was explained to me as I'm actually a big fan. I think that's great.”

“Yeah. Or just the document depends on what the company culture is, whether you want to record it or just have the document either way.”

“I would say we're medium rigorous on template standardization or adherence. So we do have a template, the standard product review template talks about jobs to be done and has a section for what is the...”

“Correct. Yeah. Yeah, we're not math living our template.”

“Not about jobs to be done. I do a lot more pointing people towards internal examples of where I saw other PMs maybe do as well or blogs and stuff. But your blog is a column when we pass around, not ab...”

“Yeah. I think they're more dogmatic about it.”

“Yep, exactly. Totally. And some of the calculators are great where you can also plug in the traffic and your acceptable runtime and it will tell you the minimum detectable impact and then you can gut ...”

“I've seen different companies do it differently, but wherever you tend to try and keep a backlog, whether that's a Google sheet or your actual backlog in Jira, whatever you use, but at least it feels ...”

“Shoe dog, Black Swan, Design of Everyday Things, and for a fun one, Shawn Theron.”

“I like the sports docu ones on Netflix, so Full Swing, Drive to Survive, Break Points, tennis, golf, F1, all of them.”