Judgment, Decoded: Turn the AI Disruption of PM Into Your Promotion
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About this event
"Half of product managers are at risk." That's Nikhyl Singhal on Lenny's podcast this spring. Booking.com is deleting management layers. The advice you keep hearing — "develop judgment," "build taste" sounds good but is not actionable and concrete.
Melissa Perri's 2026 survey of 309 product leaders named the real shift: "Delivery of designs and code got very fast. Delivery of good decisions became the new bottleneck."
Judgment is a step-by-step algorithm over the real structure of your customer's Jobs, segments, channels and possible strategies. In one evening, we'll walk that algorithm on your products — including yours.
What we'll cover:
- What "judgment" is actually made of — and why AI can't replace it, but will replace the PMs who don't have it
- Why your product has bad fundamentals and how to fix it
- The typical scaling mistakes: Dutch startups raised €2.6B in 2025, yet only 21% convert to scale-ups vs 81% in the US — the gap is in the strategy and discipline to implement this strategy
- A catalog of scaling strategies — and a concrete way to choose the right one for your product
- How to do strategy so a competitor can't copy your features over a weekend
- What the product leader's job becomes when AI compresses delivery and orgchart — and how to lead that transformation instead of being flattened by it
What you'll take home: a PDF with a diagnostic of your product's strategy — your segment, where your value chain breaks, which scaling move you're betting on, and the riskiest assumption inside it.
Who it's for: Heads of Product, VPs, CPOs, senior PMs, and founders who own what gets built next. This is a working session, not a lecture — bring a real product.
Agenda:
- 19:00 — doors open, snacks & drinks
- 19:30 — talk + live product teardown
- 20:45 — you get the diagnostic of your own product
- 21:30 — drinks & conversations
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