Product managers are the unsung heroes in startups
October 19, 2009
It’s clear that the product management role in most startups is not filled by a dedicated person. More often than not it’s the CEO or CTO (or one of the founders, if you’re not using official C-level titles) that acts as product manager (even if it’s not explicitly defined that way.)
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