Have you ever felt that more time goes into thinking about work than actually doing it The sight of an overfilled list that never seems to shrink is exhausting. When too much sits in the mind, stress and anxiety rise, and it becomes hard to know where to begin. Getting

We face a wide range of tasks every day across multiple projects and roles. A to do list is a simple and effective way to manage time and hit goals, yet listing tasks alone rarely maximizes productivity. This is where the LNO framework helps. The LNO framework classifies work strategically

One of the biggest questions for startups is how to stand out in the market. Launching and succeeding with a new product is never easy—especially in spaces already saturated with competing options. If you have ever asked, “What strategy can actually grow a startup?”, this piece is for you.

In Korea, the role of the product manager has risen rapidly in visibility and demand. A quick look at major job platforms shows hundreds of openings. What was once a role concentrated in software companies is now essential across startups, manufacturing, and services. Two forces explain why product managers are

A tool for strong immersion Asynchronous communication means talking with a time gap rather than in real time. It assumes replies will not arrive immediately. People often think async communication is only useful for remote work, but it is more than that. It is an effective way to respect each

Ian MacAllister, who worked as a PM at Uber, Amazon, and Airbnb, shared on Lenny’s Podcast how to grow into a top one percent PM. The most striking part was his three core skills for PMs. These days people expect an overwhelming list of abilities from PMs, enough that

A product manager is responsible for making a product succeed. That single sentence explains why the role is difficult. A PM must define what success means, explain it to teammates, persuade people to commit, and move the work forward so the product can be built as envisioned. Many stakeholders are