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Trust Me, I'm a PM
Soheyl Daliraan
2 episodes
1 day ago
Be the Product Managers who ships, stays sane, and earns real trust from your team and stakeholders.
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Be the Product Managers who ships, stays sane, and earns real trust from your team and stakeholders.
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Why I Still Micromanage Sometimes
Trust Me, I'm a PM
16 minutes 44 seconds
1 day ago
Why I Still Micromanage Sometimes

Micromanagement is the most hated word in leadership. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: sometimes, it works.

In this episode, I share how "trusting the process" stalled a project for six months, and how stepping in to micromanage helped us ship in just four weeks.


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Key Takeaways

  • The Reality Check: I watched a mobile app crawl for 6 months under "supportive coaching." Once I snapped and started micromanaging, we shipped in 4 weeks.
  • The "Burst" Strategy: Micromanagement shouldn't be a lifestyle, but it is a necessary tool for short bursts—specifically for inexperienced teams, high-risk projects, or when things are on fire.

  • Plan Your Exit: The difference between a toxic boss and a helpful leader is the exit plan. You must have a path from tight control to daily check-ins, and finally to weekly autonomy.

  • The Golden Rule: Being hands-on isn’t toxic. Being hands-on forever is.

Trust Me, I'm a PM
Be the Product Managers who ships, stays sane, and earns real trust from your team and stakeholders.