Rather, the necessary role of a product manager is a product creator, working alongside the product designer and engineers every day to solve problems for our customers in ways our customers love, yet work for the business.
Of course, we have always had cases where strong designers, strong engineers or strong product leaders play the product role, and many examples where a startup founder plays the product role1. But in the past, these were more the exceptions; the people that had real passion for the vision, along with a broad range of knowledge and skills to help make that vision a reality.
Also, please understand that I am not suggesting that there will be only a single product creator on most products. There will be some people that succeed alone, but I believe they will be the rare exceptions. Most serious products will need a range of skillsets, even with very talented people using the best tools. The more I talk to teams building actual AI-powered products and services, the more this seems clear to me.
Those high-agency product managers that have understood that they are responsible for value and viability, and all that entails, are ideally suited for the AI-powered future (and you can already see the market rewarding these people with rapidly increasing salaries). Similarly for those product designers, engineering leads, and entrepreneurs that have the burning desire to create something new, and solve real problems for people and companies.
Unfortunately I expect the non-creator product managers to be left behind. Jobs that may have made sense in another era, but no longer. I feel for the people that will have their lives disrupted, and I will continue to try to help upskill as many as possible, but my focus will remain on the product creators of the world. cc7c31b456 estalbe
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