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  • If you had to choose one skill to master in 2024, what would it be and why? ๐Ÿค”

    Ghulam Abbas
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    Nicky Hajal
    My main goal this year is to finally commit to and master marketing ๐Ÿš€๐Ÿš€
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    Keyvan Kasaei
    Growth Hacking as in a T-shaped skill in the Digital Marketing.
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    @kasaei I would love to be so creative as well! For me, growth hacking is to think about alternative marketing strategies and implement them
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    Russ Halilov
    Content Writing
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    @russ_halilov @kalesche @farhan_j_ content is so important! From writing interesting things for humans to choosing the right form for SEO. I would love to master it too!
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    Russ Halilov
    @kalesche @farhan_j_ @alessio_mavica that's why we are currently looking for a full-time content writer for our blog. I'll continue writing posts for IH/PH/LI/Twitter. Don't think I can outsource it yet.
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    Nilesh Jethwa
    [ai] CrawlSpider Internal Link Builder
    [ai] CrawlSpider Internal Link Builder
    Marketing and getting traction. I have built several products over the past decade but marketing is one trick that I want to master
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    @njboxpitt I'm in the same boat! Marketing is so hard!
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    Kristi Tanellari
    Mastering the integration of AI
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    Anastasia Liamets
    Was just reflecting about it as a goal for a 2024 โ€” so Iโ€™d say communication. I think itโ€™s one of my strengths to listen and really hear peopleโ€™s needs and provide the best solutions. But sometimes I feel shy talking about pricing, or boldly communicate, so thatโ€™s something to improve. And I think when you acknowledge it โ€” itโ€™s a 50% of success. What about you, Ghulam?
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    Elisa Tamburini
    New JotURL Chrome Extension
    New JotURL Chrome Extension
    In 2024, i guess that the best skill to master in general is to perfect the use of AI. On a personal level, I would like to improve my knowledge of the English language - as it is not my first language - to be able to consequently boost my results at work and in my personal projects
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    Library of Diversity
    Library of Diversity
    Leveraging AI to automate any given repetitive task.
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    Library of Diversity
    Library of Diversity
    @alessio_mavica Yes indeed, mastering the skill to use them all!
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    Quba Fatima
    RedCom.ai Chrome Extension
    RedCom.ai Chrome Extension
    For me it would be Communication, everyone should really learn the art of communication whether youโ€™re selling a product, handling users/clients, managing a team etc. One can be highly skilled with all the hard and fancy skills but if they canโ€™t communicate well and build a rapport then itโ€™s major missing for them.
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    @qubafatima @oz_mills I would add: not just communicating but doing it right. Empathy, adjust the level to the audience, feedback...
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    Oz Mills
    @qubafatima @alessio_mavica I mean, how often do you find tech solutions that genuinely prioritize empathy and user perspective, especially in AI-driven fields? It seems like it's often overlooked.
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    AwesomeYang
    Focus on doing one thing and exercising, because it's basic for life, and staying focused can do anything. Exercise because the body comes first
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    Ash M
    Repurpose Pie
    Repurpose Pie
    Direct Response. You can apply it to any business (or even your job) If you learn this, you will never go broke.
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    Uma Venugopal
    People skills
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    @uma_venugopal like communication? Or empathy? Or leadership?
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    Awais Rasool
    Mastering a skill in 2024?
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    I want to learn AI
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    Avital Trifsik
    SEO for me! so much to learn and practice in this dynamic field
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    Using AI in each piece of the work, today we launched a AI tool as well if you want please support: https://www.producthunt.com/post...
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    Lisa Steingold
    Shew there are so many .... my Spanish, my ability to prove SEO's ROI, my emotions and my motorbike. But if I have to choose just one, I would say it's boundaries and learning to be more intentional with how I choose to spend my time. And with whom? I think this will have the biggest impact on the other skills too.
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    @lisa_steingold1 There are so many things in common! I am an Italian living in Spain and ride a motorbike too (Honda CBR600RR). If you want to connect, this is my LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ales...
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    Luis Rieke
    Launching soon!
    I'm at the point where I'd say I'm really good in building products or enabling dev teams to do so. But to market these cool things we build is a thing I would like to learn as soon as possible.
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    @luisrieke Do you have any technical background? Or as a "product owner"?
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    Luis Rieke
    Launching soon!
    @alessio_mavica yeah, was working a few years as a developer and now as a Product Owner. But I still do programming by side.
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    Julia Zakharova
    ะก2 Level of English) just so I can stop having a headache about it))))))
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    Maria
    @julia_zakharova2 That's great. I also have a goal to reach C2 level. What's your level of English right now?
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    Julia Zakharova
    @growth_mindset And here my English is divided into 2 English) the way I write and read, and the way I speak. I write and read at B1-B2. But when I speak, I immediately forget all the words and forms, and it's easier to say that I don't know at all than to say that I know))
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    @julia_zakharova2 any reason for taking the certification? I'm not native and have no idea about my level. But never thought to have a paper saying my actual level
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    Julia Zakharova
    @alessio_mavica I don't really need a paper too. Maybe only as a visual proof of the progress I've made. I really want to be able to speak for life, free movement and my future interests.
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    Max Cameron
    This one's easy! I would love to take a few days and really learn how to build beautiful figma prototypes. It's basically a required skill now for product managers, and being able to set up all the right transitions and animations and just generally getting better at designing simple UIs.
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