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Apr 8, 2025 â‹… 6 min read

Why good intentions can go wrong in product management

Kayode Adeniyi I am a software engineer with a technology consulting mindset. My interest lies in creating and using technologies to increase the quality of life, and ease of doing business.

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One Reply to "Why good intentions can go wrong in product management"

  1. Wow, this really hits home. It’s such a nuanced perspective on product development — how intentions can be good, but outcomes still drift into uncomfortable territory if we’re not actively checking ourselves. The part about small nudges turning into manipulation really stood out. It’s easy to get caught up in growth metrics and optimization without stepping back to ask: “At what cost to the user? hill climb racing

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