What are you good at?
Yourself or your business. What skills or services would you be recognized for?
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Logic.
I'm good at understanding complex concepts easily through the recognition and use of patterns.
Probably why Mathematics was my favourite subject.
Fast learning, but this doesnt help a lot, because you need the motivation and the discipline . I usually take less time than everybody else to learn something, but i am not a disciplined person.
20+ years consulting hardware, industrial design, mechanical engineering, 3D printing, prototyping, manufacturing. Would love to collab with the software side. Medical, wearables, IoT, etc.
I'm good at networking and synthesizing
I'm good at programming. Do you want to collab?
On a generalized term all of us are good at a lot of things. But on a more specialised case, I would say crafting the perfect story to attract customers to trying out our product.
I am good at coding and technical problem solving.
Ideating 😂
I'm very good at marketing and PR. Especially growth marketing - the kind that's required for funded startups.
I sort of dabble in coding as to I can understand the code and what it means, but I can't create anything on my own. But this knowledge is useful for web dev, when remediating errors and stuff.
Language learning and data research.
Problem-solving. I love solving problems and the satisfaction I receive after solving them is so good.
Normalizing the API's of ecommerce platforms. After 10+ years at it I'm almost certain that I have more experience in this space than any other one person.
I am good in learning new stuffs and use them in real life.
I'm really good at making MVP's quickly and cheaply without complex infrastructure.
It's also my weakness, which is why I have about 20 products in my graveyard and not a single product that was able to launch successfully.
Design + front-end. Conceptualizing an idea and making it real.
as a product manager / product R&D / product & idea analysis
Great question. Also, still figuring this out myself. Any tips on how yourself have figured out what you're good at or what you've decided to focus on in serving others?