@BaoZiDaDa010: QClaw director Zhang Shuyu resigned, a 1999-born liberal arts graduate, who gained fame during Spring Festival by launching QClaw. Now there are many exaggerated rumors about her, hard to tell truth from falsehood. Basic qualities of a product manager: be bold, dare to bluff, and boast — then you can jump and hop your way up. Anyway, specific work is not their job, but they take credit for it.
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QClaw product director Zhang Shuyu (1999-born liberal arts graduate) resigned. Exaggerated rumors about her are hard to verify; the tweet satirizes the style of some product managers.
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Zhang Shuyu, head of QClaw, has left. Born in 1999, a liberal arts graduate, she became a legend overnight by planning QClaw during the Spring Festival.
Now many exaggerated rumors about her are circulating, hard to separate fact from fiction.
Basic qualities of a product manager: Be bold, know how to bluff, and boast — then you can jump up the ladder. Anyway, the actual work isn’t theirs, but they still take the credit https://t.co/QuCGgUnoYo
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