@sushi
@theatsushi.bsky.social
Golf is awesome.
Portland Trail Blazers fan.
Adtech Product Manager.
I post generated (not real) images for laughs and comedic relief under the hashtag #@sushiverse
Portland Trail Blazers fan.
Adtech Product Manager.
I post generated (not real) images for laughs and comedic relief under the hashtag #@sushiverse
Before the proliferation of SEO investments and ad slots allowed people to really “explore” the open web.
What years would you consider Google search to have been in its golden years?
What years would you consider Google search to have been in its golden years?
October 24, 2025 at 11:44 AM
Before the proliferation of SEO investments and ad slots allowed people to really “explore” the open web.
What years would you consider Google search to have been in its golden years?
What years would you consider Google search to have been in its golden years?
they call it progress for a reason.
October 14, 2025 at 5:59 AM
they call it progress for a reason.
This is a really exciting season to be a blazers fan.
October 3, 2025 at 1:46 AM
This is a really exciting season to be a blazers fan.
I have used JIRA and it’s the same platform we use to develop features and manage roadmaps.
Requests are mapped to a feature if it is in development, or start digging in for new stories.
This transparent approach with CS results in fewer “quick” update requests. This saves time, which I love!
Requests are mapped to a feature if it is in development, or start digging in for new stories.
This transparent approach with CS results in fewer “quick” update requests. This saves time, which I love!
March 9, 2024 at 2:55 AM
I have used JIRA and it’s the same platform we use to develop features and manage roadmaps.
Requests are mapped to a feature if it is in development, or start digging in for new stories.
This transparent approach with CS results in fewer “quick” update requests. This saves time, which I love!
Requests are mapped to a feature if it is in development, or start digging in for new stories.
This transparent approach with CS results in fewer “quick” update requests. This saves time, which I love!
Your work is easy to digest, Peter. I will strengthen my communications by adopting a word count limit! Thank for for the inspiration
March 4, 2024 at 9:35 PM
Your work is easy to digest, Peter. I will strengthen my communications by adopting a word count limit! Thank for for the inspiration
16+km is no joke Tomer!
Did this ride include elevation gain/descent? This is a key datapoint that Garmin users would benefit from to evaluate their bike rides.
Did this ride include elevation gain/descent? This is a key datapoint that Garmin users would benefit from to evaluate their bike rides.
January 5, 2024 at 12:23 AM
16+km is no joke Tomer!
Did this ride include elevation gain/descent? This is a key datapoint that Garmin users would benefit from to evaluate their bike rides.
Did this ride include elevation gain/descent? This is a key datapoint that Garmin users would benefit from to evaluate their bike rides.
The “Open Product Discovery” post about NEXT is a fun read.
To be able to capture all customer interactions and modeled is a dream-like state I never knew existed!
If a CEO is unwilling to connect the company ZOOM, user research sessions can be a fit. (Though the outputs will be vastly inferior)
To be able to capture all customer interactions and modeled is a dream-like state I never knew existed!
If a CEO is unwilling to connect the company ZOOM, user research sessions can be a fit. (Though the outputs will be vastly inferior)
January 4, 2024 at 8:17 AM
The “Open Product Discovery” post about NEXT is a fun read.
To be able to capture all customer interactions and modeled is a dream-like state I never knew existed!
If a CEO is unwilling to connect the company ZOOM, user research sessions can be a fit. (Though the outputs will be vastly inferior)
To be able to capture all customer interactions and modeled is a dream-like state I never knew existed!
If a CEO is unwilling to connect the company ZOOM, user research sessions can be a fit. (Though the outputs will be vastly inferior)
What did you do prior to Product and what is next, Glenn?
January 4, 2024 at 7:21 AM
What did you do prior to Product and what is next, Glenn?