Hey there!
Ding! The elevator doors open…
I attribute a lot of my PM style to being a life-long athlete not just life-long learner (if you also think that term is overused, read about what it actually means to me).
That doesn’t just mean discipline, it means never giving up on what you love. Practice, train, win or lose, learn, uplift your team, do it all over again, reach your goal (championship, personal best), come up with another one based on your values and vision. Sounds a lot like product management, doesn’t it? What a coincidence.
I’m always looking for the next cognitive or physical challenge in my personal life, which is why I gravitate toward fast-paced and innovative product cultures that want to sprint with me (not intentionally an Agile pun).
Phew, you’re still here.
Work-life things to ask me about that aren’t on my resume:
- Having direct reports in my first ever associate roles at 21-23
- Presenting MVP rollout plans to VC and angel investors
- Working with psychometricians to measure the cognitive load of users
- Founding my university’s first Women’s Ice Hockey team with lots of business plans and funding requests
- Being the President of National English Honors Society and Science Club at the same time
- My first public speaking debut (of many) at my 8th grade graduation
Life-life things to ask me about for fun:
- What fitness competition/goal I am training for
- My newest “how does this system work” deep-dive (spoiler: it’s the engineering behind concrete high-rise balconies)
- My latest existential conversation with Claude
Ding! Oh, this is my floor. Here’s my “card.”
Whether it’s about a potential job fit or looking to brainstorm new business ideas, would love to chat over some (decaf) coffee sometime!
