Reddit reviews Product Management in Practice: A Real-World Guide to the Key Connective Role of the 21st Century

The book I read it in was https://www.amazon.com/Product-Management-Practice-Real-World-Connective/dp/1491982276 and I'm 99% sure they go into more details in that book about specifically what they meant by it. (In general it's a pretty good book that I'd recommend)

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For me it means things like:

• When a someone (usually for me a developer or a stakeholder) says something you don't understand, don't be afraid to admit you don't understand and to ask for more details.
  
• When you catch wind of something that conflicts with one of the assumptions you've made, don't just ignore it. Talk to whoever you need to talk to in order to get clarity as soon as you can, even though it would probably be mentally/emotionally easier to ignore it.
  
• When a senior/exec stakeholder insists they need a "thing" and you don't understand why, don't let their status at the company stop you from asking about why they want "thing"
  
  That sort of stuff.

Product Management in Practice... Have recommended this to a few people who are early on in their PM career (was helpful to me as well!)