dangayle

There are benefits to either approach, but using an animated webp image has the benefit of using the same workflow, semantics and markup as a gif (aside from accessibility concerns).

A webm video requires more changes to templates and partials and redoing a lot of work, but is [apparently much faster](https://corydowdy.com/blog/apng-vs-webp-vs-gif).

I've read that the underlying tech for these is the same thing, so if I wanted to do a replacement gifs, which one should I choose?

I've never seen an entry level product manager job, only jobs that require years of experience. Is that a position that only happens through internal promotions at larger companies?

I didn't know until about a year ago that Product Management was even a thing, but I'm really interested in it. I'm a developer, but I'm way better at the strategic part of development than the nuts and bolts part. I've always been the guy who works with the executive team and the marketing team and the dev team to make sure we're all on the same page, building the right product for our needs and our client's needs.

So the question is, how do you get a job as product manager?