This is a guest post from TypingDNA and originally published on their blog. Building compelling products has never been more challenging, especially with product managers getting busy understanding how to reduce customer churn. Expectations towards user-friendly products are rising, especially as the first digitally native generation becomes the largest population online. With this in mind,…
Whilst it can be great to have 100’s of ideas a day it can be overwhelming when you realize it’s simply not possible to accomplish them all simultaneously. The same can be said for handling product backlog, feature requests and anything else you need to put together a great product. So what do you end…
(Originally published on Medium here) Whether you are a product manager or managing a group of them, there is often a career milestone when a PM can get stuck or feel like they’ve reached a career plateau. Leadership coach Gordon Tredgold recently wrote a piece in Entrepreneur, The Real Difference Between Leadership and Management, and…
Biweekly we select for you the best articles in product management. Enjoy and have a PRODUCTive week! Interesting Reads 1. How Product Can (and Can’t) Speed Up Development It’s not Product’s role to wring more code out of the maker team (developers + designers + CloudOps + test engineering + tech docs) or to restructure the…
Biweekly we select for you the best articles in product management. Enjoy and have a PRODUCTive week! Interesting Reads 1. Five Tips for Saying No to Stakeholders Saying no is a firm part of our job as product people: Trying to please everyone and taking on board every idea is hardly a recipe for achieving…
In this last PM Brainfood of the year, we have included a few recently-published articles that are not directly tied to the art and science of product management but are still relevant to product managers as human beings. The last few days of 2020 inevitably brings up thoughts of self-reflection over the year, some of…
Biweekly we select for you the best articles in product management. Enjoy and have a PRODUCTive week! Interesting Reads 1. OKRs In Product Management OKRs – objectives and key results – are a method for setting and tracking goals. Roman Pichler explains the definition of OKRs, why this method is helpful in Product Management and…
Biweekly we select for you the best articles in product management. Enjoy and have a PRODUCTive week! Interesting Reads 1. Zero to One: Product Fundamentals For Go-To-Market “The hardest thing about going from 0–1 is not building something, it’s getting people to care about your product. A successful go-to-market will create and amplify interest in…
Originally published on Applause’s blog here. Recent survey highlights keys to testing success for companies today Confidently releasing quality software and digital experiences quickly is much easier said than done — especially in today’s world. Why? Here are some areas to consider: QA testing teams are spread thin and can’t always thoroughly test the functionality…
Biweekly we select for you the best articles in product management. Enjoy and have a PRODUCTive week! Interesting Reads 1. The Hungry Man Parable Lots of executives think that building serious software is as easy as building a fence. One destructive side effect of this misunderstanding can be repeatedly changing the #1 top priority part-way…