Pawel Huryn Portfolio
Former Chief Product Officer who writes "The Product Compass," a newsletter with over 141,000 subscribers focused specifically on AI product management, product discovery, and building AI intuition in traditional PMs.
What makes it work
A breakdown of the choices that make this portfolio stand out.
A stated subscriber count as an implicit credibility metric
Citing a specific subscriber figure functions the way a launch metric would in a product case study — a number a reader can weigh, rather than an unquantified claim of a large audience.
Framing the core skill as "AI intuition," a named and teachable concept
Coining and consistently using a specific term for what he's teaching makes his content easier to evaluate and differentiates it from interchangeable AI-PM advice.
Starting from a CPO-level operating background before pivoting to full-time content
Explicitly noting his prior Chief Product Officer role frames the newsletter's frameworks as distilled from real operating decisions, not developed purely as a content business.
What AI Product Managers can take from this
Specific, actionable tips to apply to your own portfolio — no generic advice.
If your newsletter, community, or content property has real scale, cite the specific number — treat it like a shipped product's usage metric.
Coin a specific, memorable name for the core skill or concept you teach rather than reusing generic industry language.
If you moved from an operating role into full-time content or education, state that transition explicitly — it signals your frameworks come from real decisions.
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