<ul><li>Strong tech companies understand that engineering brilliance alone doesn’t guarantee success. Products must be developed to their full potential, continuously creating value for both customers and businesses.</li><li>Technical debt refers to the consequences of prioritizing speed over clean, maintainable code during software development. It can affect a product’s scalability, speed, and performance.</li><li>Successful product managers possess a deep understanding of four critical domains: product vision, product strategy, product process, and product culture.</li><li>Collaboration, prioritization, validation, and continuous learning are key elements highlighted by Marty Cagan in his book, 'Inspired,' which explores the core principles of product management in the tech industry.</li></ul>

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