If you want to become more intentional about your career in the new year but are still deciding where to start, or everything appears complicated and time-consuming, start here. This post offers a straightforward way of looking at your professional life and adding some nurture to it so that you live a more fulfilled life.
PM Interview Questions for Candidates and Hiring Managers (160+ Questions)
The ultimate list of 160+ PM interview questions for product managers and hiring teams anyone can contribute to.
Productized Conference 2019 – Speaker Report
Set in stunning Lisbon, Productized 2019 brought together 500+ passionate product creators and builders to exchange ideas, learn from each other, and connect in a meaningful way. The goal of our workshop was to help Product Managers understand how the Design Sprint could be sneaked in Enterprise, and empower the participants to use the framework in a way that meets their needs and fits the existing processes
Decision-Making Frameworks for Product Managers
Forming a cornerstone of product management, the ability to understand what to build next (and what not to!), explain and justify your choices, and make better-informed decisions set apart a good product manager from a great one. However, it is easier said than done. At the end of the day, how do we know if a decision is right or not? And this is where, in my opinion, we can start shifting our mindset.
Product Vision: What, Why and How
More often than not we, as Product Managers, forget to take a step back and ask ourselves “Why?” Why am I including this feature? Why is the development team working on this deliverable? Why are we doing all of this in the first place?
Product Manager’s Guide to Shipping a Turd
Building and shipping the turd is not going to be your career-defining moment. Most likely, it won’t be something you’ll speak proudly of at your next interview as the best product you’ve ever worked on, however, there is a lot to learn from this experience.
Don’t be a Product Manager, Be a Product Leader
Product managers are given a vision, a team, goals, and tools to build and launch great products that, hopefully, will solve problems for customers. Product leaders set the vision, define the direction, influence and inspire others, align and lead teams, and create value that results in transformational change To join the latter group, master the following tactics.
Enterprise Product Management Isn’t Sexy, or Is It?
Working on enterprise products isn’t always glamorous. But if you’re up for a real challenge, looking to make an impact and reimagine how people interact with solutions at work, there are opportunities waiting for you. It is certainly not going to be easy, but the journey is worth taking.
