Emily Lund
If you’ve got product work nobody owns, I want it.
I’ve built products for millions of users at large companies, and alone on the weekend on my own. Doing both is how you learn what a compromise costs, so I’d rather you compromise on purpose than by accident. I’m most useful in the messy middle: unclear goals, a broken process, two teams solving the same problem without knowing about each other. I think in the whole picture, and I can take something complicated and make sense of it for everyone else.
A gap in the org chart becomes a gap in the product. I take the work nobody owns and own it, from “what are we even building” to a thing that works.
Done, in progress, and in progress for a while now. Nothing has to be finished to be worth using. We celebrate the messy middle.
- Living Room Built-InsIn Progress
- Pantry Build-OutIn Progress
- Rooftop GardenIn use