Podcast… “The Rich Mironov Hypothesis: Great Product Leadership is Both Subtle and Slow to Pay Off”
H2R Product Science‘s Holly Hester-Reilly produces a Product Science Podcast which covers a range of topics around product experiments,…
Product Management
179 posts
My Stories Are Too Short…
I often find myself siding with old-school agilists who believe that teams (and
their product managers) must continually experiment their…
Why CEOs Should Not Be Our Primary Source of Customer Input
I work with a lot of CEOs, usually as an advocate for better product and
development organizations. Many CEOs tell…
What Do Product Leaders Worry About? (Survey)
I spend much of my time coaching product leaders: folks who manage teams of
product managers and developer+designer+product…
“I’ll Quit Unless…”
(This post isn’t specific to product management, but a manager’s view of
problematic communications. Not everyone on our…
The Slippery Slope of Sales-Led Development
Most product companies have a few things in their roadmaps that are specifically
for single customers – I call these sales…
How to Make Time for Customer Interviews & Validation
I got a lot of good responses from this recent post about the need to
frequently
talk directly with real…
Do Infrastructure Teams Need Product Management?
I’ve been mulling this for a while, recently prompted by thoughts from Josh Robb
[https://twitter.com/josh_robb]…
Understanding Enterprise Product Companies
I’m often asked by B2C product managers how B2B companies are different, or
about switching between the two. Here…
Understanding Enterprise Product Companies (Video)
What: Understanding Enterprise Product Companies
Host: Lean Product & Lean UX Silicon Valley
[http://www.meetup.com/lean-product/] meetup
When:…
Dublin: What Your Roadmap Audiences Are Really Thinking
Topic: What Your Roadmap Audiences Are Really Thinking
Where:Product Tank Dublin
[https://www.meetup.com/ProductTank-Dublin/events/248435992/]
Hosted…
Talking Directly with (Real) Customers
I speak/write incessantly about the importance of product managers talking
directly with their users and buyers (collectively “customers”), not…