Considering how competitive and volatile the market is becoming, any business that offers products or services requires mind(s) that are constantly making sure that the overall strategy is really working. In technical terms, you would call these mind(s) as product…
The North Star Metric from LinkedIn was for a long time “Number of endorsements given“, since it proved that the users build relationships with each other, that users would be less likely to cancel their profile (since it c
Behinds every Instagram feature, there is a Job To Be Done (JTBD), and behind all the JTBD, there is the Jobs Theory, proposed in Clayton ChristensenÕs ÒCompeting Against LuckÓ. I came across this book from an inspiring note written by…
If a product is to succeed as a business it needs to prove it is a business. Finding a path to meaningful monetization can be difficult but is essential.
This episode is a blast from the past! I started the All The Responsibility, None of The Authority podcast back in November 2014. The main part of this episode was actually from way back then – November 2014. The topic…
Learn how distinguishing between learning and execution in Scrum can increase the chances of building a successful product.
Blue Ocean Strategy was published way back in 2004 introducing a new way of thinking about business competition and marketing strategy. Though thousands of business strategy are published since 2004, the universal and repetitive business situation ÔBlue Ocean StrategyÕ describes…
We all love a bit of Trello. As product people it permeates our existence like coffee and pretentious notepads. And we’re all used to using Trello in fairly conventional ways; typically for our daily standups and project management. However, the…
Founder and CEO at WorkFusion, Max Yankelevich, talks about his desire to build products people use. Max provides his thoughts on the AI revolution and its future. He also gives advice to entrepreneurs who want to work in the B2B…
Poker champion turned business consultant Annie Duke teaches you how to get comfortable with uncertainty and make better decisions as a result.
Listen in as Jay Stansell and Rich Mironov chat about convincing execs they don't always know what users need.
Sarah Kuehnle, Head of Product at Dribbble, discusses the benefits of remote work, how she fosters a strong company culture, and effective strategies for remote collaboration. Get the latest updates from the show at www.thisisproductmanagement.com.
