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The new product manager
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this post was submitted on 02 May 2024
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This sounds like the landing page for half of the enterprise product home pages I've ever visited.
"No, fucking seriously, what does this product DO?"
It just kills me because surely it makes for worse sales and you'd think that'd help avoid buzzword vomit. It's one thing when it's your boss, but another when customers say "your marketing pages suuuuuck"
Our plan doesn't involve this company at all
I have a theory that people who talk like this either;
Don't know what they do themselves, or
Know their job is bullshit and use this language to feel better about it.