# W10 | anthropic/claude-opus-5 | run 2

## Prompt

Write a 100-word first-person professional bio from these facts: 12 years in product management; previously at two startups (one acquired); now leads a team of 15; passionate about mentoring; based in Austin; enjoys trail running. Warm, credible tone.

## Response

Here's a 100-word bio that leads with credibility, closes with personality, and keeps the mentoring thread central rather than tacked on.

## Bio

I've spent 12 years in product management, learning most of it the hard way — at two early-stage startups, one of which was acquired. Those years taught me how to find signal in ambiguity, ship with conviction, and stay close to the people we build for. Today I lead a team of 15, and the part of the job I care about most is mentoring: helping product managers grow into the leaders they're becoming. I'm based in Austin, where the tech community is generous and the trails are plentiful — you'll usually find me on one of them early on weekend mornings.

## Notes on the choices

**Structure:** experience, what it taught you, current scope, values, personal close. This order front-loads authority so the trail-running detail reads as human rather than filler.

**Tone levers:** "learning most of it the hard way" and "the leaders they're becoming" add warmth without undercutting seniority. Swap them for plainer phrasing if the audience is more formal (board decks, enterprise sales).

**Adaptations:** for LinkedIn, add your company name and one quantified result. For a conference speaker bio, cut the final sentence and add your talk's subject area.

Would you like a shorter 50-word version for speaking intros or Twitter/X, or a variant tuned for a specific platform?
