Video: 3 Skills That Most Product Managers Are Missing
It turns out that most product managers are showing up for work only partially dressed when you consider what skills they are missing. Dr. Anderson
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Video: Stop Giving Your Customers Too Many Choices — They Don’t Want Them!
It makes sense that the more choices that a Product Manager gives to his or her customers, the happier they’d be, right? Dr. Anderson takes
Video: Product Manager Job Hunt – Do You Have The Cover Letter Covered
Dr. Anderson looks into the question of whether or not Product Managers should create a cover letter to go along with their resume when
Video: Product Manager Tips: How To Use Subliminal Advertising
Dr. Jim Anderson looks into the power of subliminal advertising. What he wants to know is can this powerful technique be used when selling products
Video: Let’s Go Job Shopping What A Product Manager Needs To Have On Their Resume
As the global economy starts to improve, Dr. Anderson takes a look at what product managers who are looking for work and working product managers
Video: How Product Managers Can Get Better At Creating Powerpoint Slides
Dr. Jim Anderson shows how product managers can create PowerPoint slides that look good and clearly communicate product information. Dr. Anderson reveals the secret
Video: Is Being A Product Manager At Coke The Real Thing?
Dr. Jim Anderson reveals how product managers at Coke are keeping track of their over 450 different brands of products. Dr. Anderson talks about
Video: Product Managers & The Secret of The Color Wheel
Dr. Jim Anderson shows how product managers and product marketers can use a color wheel to correctly choose colors for use in their next PowerPoint