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Unpopular opinion: Most startups don’t need a product manager. They need a product OWNER who can also write the PRD, talk to users, AND push the sprint.”
In 4 years working with banks like ICICI and SBI, I learned that the PM who only writes Jira tickets is the first to get replaced.
The PMs who survive? They can:
— Run a user interview at 10 AM
— Write a clean BRD by noon
— Unblock an engineer at 2 PM
— Present to the VP at 4 PM
That’s not a PM. That’s a one-person product team.
If you’re a startup founder looking for exactly this — someone who can own your product end to end — let’s talk.
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