Six more feedback chunks. Tap each card to reveal the meaning, then we'll talk about it.
What's something a PM might do that would genuinely stand out to you?
How do you usually move from praise to criticism without it feeling like a trap?
What's something you might encourage a PM to try, even if it's not urgent?
What's a specific, practical tip you could give instead of vague advice?
How would you recognize progress in someone who's still learning?
How is "flagging" something different from just giving a direct order to fix it?
Tap a phrase, then tap the blank it belongs in.
Six PMs, six real situations. For each one, give feedback out loud — mix today's phrases with what you already know from last lesson.
Task: Declutter the apartment list screen so it stops competing with the map.
Result: She shipped it a full day early and the new design is much cleaner — but she accidentally removed the "Call" button entirely, so users can no longer contact sellers directly from the list.
Task: Build filters for schools and parks in the neighborhood search.
Result: The filters work well and early users love them — but mobile load time increased by four seconds, and nobody flagged it before launch.
Task: Launch the new simplified ad packages for sellers.
Result: Sales were strong in the first week — but the pricing page copy is confusing, and several sellers have emailed asking what's actually included in each package.
Task: Estimate the cost and timeline for building the AI renovation tool.
Result: He delivered a thorough, well-researched estimate two days early — but it doesn't include any fallback plan if the AI vendor falls through.
Task: Coordinate a beta test of the virtual tour with 10 sellers.
Result: She ran the test smoothly and gathered excellent feedback — but never followed up with three sellers who reported bugs, so those issues are still unresolved two weeks later.
Task: Fix the bug where the map and list sometimes show different homes.
Result: He fixed it completely and even wrote clear documentation for the team — but it took three weeks longer than planned, with no status updates in between.