Jenny Wanger

I didn’t notice that I was saying one thing and doing the other This summer, I looked up at the beginning of June and could already feel that August sensation of “where did the summer go?”

AI is still single-player.

What to do when it comes up in your 1:1 This is part 2 of a 2-part series; Read part 1: The burnout that rest doesn’t fix “I’m so busy I haven’t had a chance to think about how to actually do it better.”

The exhaustion that rest can’t reach Maya spent over a decade at a healthtech company.

Influence earns the title, not the other way around A head of product I coach sat on the executive team with one exec who almost never listened to them.

A few months ago I asked Claude to read back through my entire AI activity log and tell me how I was using AI, and where I could be using it better.

How to have a conversation about something you can’t measure “How do I know if my product team is actually doing well?”

I was silently saying no to an open invitation Andrew Capland kept posting in the Reforge community looking for podcast guests.

The 15-minute monthly habit that shaped my career pivot A few years ago, I decided to leave my in-house role and go independent.

How IBM connected AI features to strategy, leading to $4.5B in annual savings By Michael Goitein and Jenny Wanger The existential question far too many product orgs are facing right now: “What AI features should we ship?”

Building AI automations that make you better, not just faster In a coaching last week, I bit my tongue.

How to fix a low-trust relationship across an ocean I frequently end up working with clients who have a team based offshore, often in India.

How to escape work that shouldn’t be yours in the first place I’m a solo product ops manager supporting 14 PMs across several product lines.