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Evals Belong in the System You Already Have
AI changes how teams decide what “good” looks like, but good product teams have always needed ways to articulate what that means before the work gets…
Sep 10
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Ari Franklin
The Art School Model of Product Enablement
what I learned building an Enterprise product practice for 80+ PMs
Aug 6
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Ari Franklin
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AI Makes Coordination More Important, Not Less
The faster teams can generate work, the more deliberately they have to coordinate it
Jul 20
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Ari Franklin
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AI Agents Are Repeating the Microservices Trap
Splitting work into smaller pieces makes the system look cleaner, but the real complexity needs to be in the handoffs
Jul 13
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Ari Franklin
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The Most Truthful Roadmaps Lack Detail
A good roadmap doesn't predict the future; it communicates direction, exposes uncertainty, and helps a team learn whether its outputs are actually…
Jun 19
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Ari Franklin
Goal Cascades Are Not About the Framework
Most teams do not have a goal-setting problem because they picked the wrong framework. They have a goal-setting problem because their work is not…
May 1
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Ari Franklin
AI is eating the “keep things moving” work
Coordination gets cheaper, and value of product work moves increasingly to judgment and sense-making
Apr 13
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Ari Franklin
The Kinesthetic Product Org
Building functional awareness with posture, tension, and breath
Jul 18, 2025
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Ari Franklin
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Outcomes and operative phrases
Why vague language wrecks outcomes, and how to transform fuzzy objectives into an actionable strategy
Jun 27, 2025
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Ari Franklin
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Efficiency got us Here, but it won’t get us There.
Why large companies lose altitude and how to build the muscle to rise again
Jun 10, 2025
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Ari Franklin
Your Productivity system is your Map
Post 3 of 3 in the Lens → Mirror → Map series
May 23, 2025
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Ari Franklin
Productivity Is a Mirror: Fear, Power, and Identity in Disguise
Post 2 of 3 in the Lens → Mirror → Map series
May 9, 2025
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Ari Franklin
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