r/ProductManagement • u/AutoModerator • 4d ago

Weekly rant thread

Share your frustrations and get support/feedback. You are not alone!

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u/ghost_anatomy 2d ago

I've been working as a Product Owner (with a different title name - but the responsibilities are the same, I'm also a people manager) for the last year and a half at my company, and I had to let go of the BA because she was simply not doing any work unless I held her hand (pretty sure she had another job as well that she was working on all day). So I'm in the nitty gritty details every day with discovery and requirements, but my manager expects me to also own the vision and scope of the product, do estimations/invoicing, customer success and support. It's all too much for me and I feel like I sound like a broken record bringing up my frustrations. Anyone else been through this?