Apr 6 • 🍱 General discussion
When did you ask for permission instead of leading with a hypothesis — and what would you do differently?
Most PMs are trained to seek clarity before acting — "Can you confirm the priority?" or "Should I proceed with X?" But strategic PMs lead with a hypothesis and check alignment: "I'm assuming X based on Y — does it make sense to proceed?" Share a specific moment where you asked for permission when you could have led with a hypothesis. What changed in how others perceived you, and what would you say differently today?
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When did you ask for permission instead of leading with a hypothesis — and what would you do differently?
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