<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Many Product Managers (PMs) focus more on talking about popular frameworks and products rather than building their own.</li><li>Craft and depth take a backseat to appearing smart and chasing buzzwords, often for self-promotion on platforms like LinkedIn.</li><li>This trend was observed post-Covid when hiring in PM roles surged, leading to a proliferation of noise in the industry.</li><li>In the world of AI, the noise around buzzwords and packaging stories has only amplified.</li><li>The author emphasizes the importance of depth and craft over mere noise, particularly for those starting their PM journey.</li><li>The best PMs the author learned from were not loud but deeply focused on their work.</li><li>The author suggests that sharing should stem from reflection rather than seeking attention.</li><li>Listening to customers, stakeholders, and metrics is crucial as they reflect the real value of your product and skills.</li><li>The author hopes this message encourages individuals to prioritize meaningful work over superficial noise.</li></ul>

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