Richard Ewing
Product advisor at Entrepreneurs of Tomorrow
Expertise: Product management
Education: ITT Technical Institute-Seattle; City University of Seattle
Richard Ewing is a product executive, author of The Product Economist and founder of Exogram.ai. He advises B2B SaaS leaders on bridging the gap between engineering velocity and financial viability to prevent model collapse. Richard writes from the perspective of a practitioner focusing on unit economics and profit and loss management. Connect with him at richardewing.io.
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Most AI features are money sinkholes subsidized by venture capital. I developed the Evergreen Ratio to ensure your unit economics actually work.
AI coding assistants have redefined the work of the software developer. Our expert explains what the job will look like going forward.
As a recent report suggests, agentic AI does indeed pose risks to the white-collar economy. But we can prevent disaster, especially by acting now.
Too many companies are only focused on how much they can ship. It’s just as important to know when to cut.
Code generation is free now, so employers need to measure engineering judgment. Here’s how.
In the era of AI coding assistants, interviews that only evaluate a candidate’s ability to generate code are a risk. Here’s what to do instead.
My team was so focused on the technical precision of our product that we forgot to see whether users would want it.