#productmanagers, it's normal to be afraid of asking "stupid" questions during engineering meetings if you're not confident in your technical skills. You're far from the only one.
But when you feel this way, remember this:
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But when you feel this way, remember this:
#productmanagement
Being concerned about looking stupid is *not actionable*. It's negative self-talk and insecurity that drags you down and keeps you from growth.
Instead, in those moments, remind yourself that there are no stupid questions..
.. only ill-informed questions that reflect a lack of fundamental understanding of software and technology.
.. only ill-informed questions that reflect a lack of fundamental understanding of software and technology.
So get informed and get curious.
Ask questions, get a tech mentor, read articles, watch videos, do tutorial exercises from Cloud companies, take a technical literacy course like @SkiplevelCourse , etc.
Ask questions, get a tech mentor, read articles, watch videos, do tutorial exercises from Cloud companies, take a technical literacy course like @SkiplevelCourse , etc.
Life rewards action and upward growth.
Invest in yourself so you can ask well-informed questions/the right questions and build your confidence to walk into any technical discussion and trust that you'll be able to figure it out.
Invest in yourself so you can ask well-informed questions/the right questions and build your confidence to walk into any technical discussion and trust that you'll be able to figure it out.
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