How Do You Know If Your Product Is On Track Or In The Weeds?
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Tracking Your Product Development: What Works, What Doesn’t
The job of product management often takes on a program management flavor when it comes to keeping track of how the development of a new
What Medical Doctors Can Teach Product Managers
Once a product has been funded and staffed, there is very little that will cause it to be halted or the original decisions that caused
Face-To-Face Meetings: Online vs. Offline?
How many of you have seen this: you’ve called a technical face to face meeting to resolve some key product issues. You’ve carefully coordinated the
Why Can’t Product Mangers Get Any Respect?
Let’s look at the respect pyramid that, although unofficial, exists in nearly every organization. If we start at the top, then we find the Subject
Force Majeure: What Is It and Why Care?
While reading the Wall Street Journal last week, I happened upon a very small article that mentioned that Alcoa, the large metal processing company, had
How To Work With Sales
At the end of the day, the whole purpose of any product is for it to be a success. In the commercial side of the
Got A Minute? The Power Of Meeting Minutes
The difference between an effective product manager and an ineffective product manager often comes down to the little things. One big “little thing” is how
The Best Way To Communicate Is…
Here in the comfortable 21st Century, product managers have many different ways to communicate with their boss/team/etc. However, just because you have a lot of
Good vs Bad Product Managers
So what makes one product manger any better than another? I’ve spent a lot of time both working as a product manager and working with