11 Sep 2024
The AI Advantage for Product Managers: A 3-Part Series
(PART 1/3) In this blog, we delve into the rapidly evolving world of AI and what it means for you as a product manager.
3 Jul 2024
Mastering Discovery: Navigating Innovation in a Crowded Market
In this blog, you’ll gain insights into the highs and lows of product discovery, learning from the mistakes of notable companies. We’ll guide you through practical methodologies and tools.
3 May 2024
How to Prioritize Product Features Like a Pro (Without the Tears)
Prioritization. It’s easy, right? You might assume that adding a new feature simply means finding enough roadmap space and selecting the right feature. Unfortunately, the reality is far from simple…
21 Mar 2024
The Hero’s Journey: Mastering Product Storytelling to Persuade Stakeholders
Master the power of product storytelling over technical jargon. Craft stories deeply resonating with stakeholders to drive adoption.
26 Apr 2023
Is context switching killing your productivity?
As an experienced coach, Tim Nunn has seen first hand the impact of context switching on product managers. This blog explores why it matters and how to reduce it.
27 Mar 2023
The Hardest Job in Tech
Andy Hooper discusses being pulled in many directions at once, the ‘domain expert trap’, and what you can do about it.
23 Dec 2022
The Jobs To Be Done challenge
In this blog, Cyril Le Roux talks about the challenge product teams face when using Jobs To Be Done (JTBD) for the first time.
10 Dec 2022
8 Common Reasons Why Products Fail: Examples and Causes
When you launch a new product, it can be complex and costly. Product Managers must consider many aspects to make product launches a success – and to avoid product failure.
30 Nov 2022
Do you think like a product management leader?
Are you thinking like a Product Management Leader (a leader of other product managers)? Not sure? Read on…
3 Oct 2022
Why product managers should not be data-driven
Today it’s really easy to measure everything in your product – user behavior, feature adoption, and conversion rates. However, going fully “data-driven” is a dead-end. Read on…