One more interesting data point: NYC has established itself as the #2 tech jobs location in the world, despite not being the headquarters of any of the leading tech companies. Bengaluru (formerly Bangalore), London, Tel Aviv, and Singapore continue to be the top international
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Bay Area Dominates AI Jobs Despite Geographic Stagnation
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A whopping third of open AI roles are based in the Bay Area, but, interestingly, this number has stayed relatively flat in the past few years. That tells me that the Bay Area unquestionably continues to be the center of AI (the next city is New York, with 10.2%), but at the same
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PM Job Openings Hit 3-Year High in Tech Industry
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1/ PM openings are at the highest levels we’ve seen in over 3 years There are over 7,300 open PM roles at tech companies globally, and trending up. This is 75% above the low we saw in early 2023, and already up nearly 20% since the start of this year. Today we have the most open
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Tech Hiring Market Strong Despite AI Disruption Concerns
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STATE OF THE PRODUCT JOB MARKET IN EARLY 2026 In spite of the headlines about layoffs and AI taking jobs, we’re actually seeing a lot of promising signs in tech hiring, and some interesting new trends:
1. PM openings are at the highest levels we’ve seen in over three years
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Tech Job Market Analysis: 9000+ Companies Hiring Data
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First, some context: 1. This analysis is based on data from @trueupio
, one of my favorite collaborators and sources of data. They track job openings at tech companies and top startups around the world (over 9,000 companies) and make it easy to browse open gigs. Their data looks -
AI Impact on Job Satisfaction and Workplace Security Poll Results
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The results from our latest reader poll: How has AI changed how you feel about your job? The short version: most people better about their work with AI, and yet also less secure in their role. People are also feeling more productive, but almost no one feels their workload has
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Product Managers: Curiosity and Empathy in Stakeholder Communication
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As product managers, one of our best sets of skills is curiosity, and empathy, and trying to understand our users. But the moment that we're talking to an executive, or to a stakeholder, we forget those skills. https://t.co/xV3W358m0E pic.twitter.com/96yjEZ8B42
— Lenny Rachitsky (@lennysan) 23 mars 2026As product managers, one of our best sets of skills is curiosity, and empathy, and trying to understand our users. But the moment that we're talking to an executive, or to a stakeholder, we forget those skills.
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AI learns from observing user work without data connections
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I think maybe what isn't clear is that it gets data from watching you work, not from connecting to data sources.
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Executive Calendar Management: The Strobe Light Effect
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People don't understand executive calendars.
— Lenny Rachitsky (@lennysan) 23 mars 2026
I describe an executive's calendar as like a strobe light going off.
You wake up at 8AM, you've already got a huge list of urgent things going on.
You go from a meeting with finance on a budget, to an interview for another… https://t.co/xV3W358m0E pic.twitter.com/p9Eo8hMvGyPeople don't understand executive calendars. I describe an executive's calendar as like a strobe light going off. You wake up at 8AM, you've already got a huge list of urgent things going on. You go from a meeting with finance on a budget, to an interview for another
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Enthusiast endorses emerging AI products as future technology
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It's different, but I'm also a huge fan and have been using it. These products are the future.