Do Product Managers Have To Worry About Algorithms Raising Prices?
Product managers are discovering that their pricing algorithms may be colluding with other pricing algorithms to create higher prices for products
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What Should Product Managers Tell Customers About Deliveries?
Product managers need to realize that customer don’t like to wait to have their packages delivered. We need to inform them about a delivery just before it happens to maximize happiness
Parachute Product Management
So we all know that product manager always have to be prepared to deal with the situation that both they and their product find themselves
How To Create A Product Timeline That Works
Ah, product timelines. This is arguably one of the most visible and one of the most difficult things that a product manager is called on
Product Managers Need To Know How To Make Word Of Mouth Work For Their Product
As product managers, it is our job to make sure that our products meet the needs of our customers. As part of our product development
4 Ways Product Managers Can Use Social Media
I’m always being asked by product managers what the most important product management tools are when you are creating a product development definition. We all
Product Managers Need To Know How To Find Customers In A Dark Room
Just exactly how much do you know about your customers? Sure, we all do some segmentation and stuff like that as a part of our
Product Managers & The Secret Of The Color Wheel
So I’m just a little bit off the beaten path with this discussion, but I’ve recently had to sit through so many bad presentations that
How Product Managers Can Get Better At Creating Powerpoint Slides
Yeah, yeah I know that everyone says that they hate Powerpoint – “death by Powerpoint” and all of that. However, the reality of modern Product
How To Survive The Product Manager Bermuda Triangle
I can remember being something like 9 or 10 years old when I first learned about the Bermuda Triangle. I’m not sure where I first