4. My product manager is wrong, I would do it better
It can be challenging to plan every detail of the project.
From a product manager view you have to think about the limitations of the technology, you have to think about users who will use your product, you cannot forget about business and marketing requirements and so on.
Sometimes, some of the requirements aren't known at the beginning; sometimes business circumstances change, and sometimes you have to build something first to figure out it can be done better.
Important note: product managers make mistakes as programmers make bugs.
Instead of trying to show how wrong they are, you should focus on finding solutions.
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