Tina's profile on Product Hunt

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With over six years of work experience in data analysis, program management, and operational efficiency, my last role was principal services operations program manager at Qualtrics, a leading provider of experience management solutions. My mission is to leverage data-driven insights and innovative tools to transform the way customers interact with products and services. I am passionate about delivering value to customers, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and learning new skills and technologies. I bring diverse perspectives and experiences to the team, as I have a background in economics and Japanese, and hold certifications in three languages: Chinese, Korean, and Japanese

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3d ago

How do you divide your time between coding new features and talking to users?

There's always a endless list of bugs to fix and updates to ship every single week.

But every time i actually get on a quick call with a user i realize half the stuff i just built wasn't even that important to them. It's hard to know when to put down the code and just listen.

How many hours a week do you actually block out just to chat with your customers?

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6d ago

Do tech recruiters actually care about affiliate projects on a CS resume?

Building a real project is way better than copying basic tutorials but i'm not sure if an affiliate setup stands out to hiring managers.

I want to create something that brings actual cash to users, but worry it might look more like a marketing tool than a solid software build.

Would you recommend sticking with a monetization idea like this, or building something more technical?

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7d ago

Are AI dev tools creating a generation of coders who struggle with high-level architecture?

I love how fast AI helps us ship features but I ve noticed a risky habit creeping into daily workflows. Because it takes two seconds to generate a fix for any error there s almost zero reason to step back and analyze structural design choices.

It feels like we're spending all our energy making code work in the short term, rather than learning how to architect scalable long-term software.