Hiring is one of the most important parts of product leadership. Use these principles to make sure you’re landing the best talent. Product leadership is difficult. That difficulty comes …
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As product manager, how do you take your plans from theory to action? Simple: Tell the right story. Making change is hard. Even harder is making change while projects are in motion. As a …
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Too often, customer success and product teams treat each other like adversaries. Here’s how to fix that. What kind of relationship do you have with your company’s customer success team? I often ask …
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What if there were a way to figure out the problems that a project would encounter before you started work on it? With a premortem, you can do just that. If there is one constant we can count on, …
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Case studies are one of the most useful items in the product management toolkit. To build effective ones, you need to follow a simple but vital set of guidelines. Robert Cialdini’s …
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Precision and accuracy may seem like the same thing, but understanding the distinction between them will let you level up your product management skills. Would you prefer your work to be accurate …
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