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Alchemer Mobile
AUGUST 6, 2020
12 Product Management Myths | Due to its murkiness, there are a few common myths that plague product management across industries and company size. This guide dispels 12 pervasive myths of product management, instead offering data to support truths and guidance around how to better understand the profession.
The Product Coalition
OCTOBER 12, 2020
TL; DR: Why Agile Turns into Micromanagement Agile turns into micromanagement as a result of the middle management’s resistance to change. Update 2020–10–11: I added new content, updated the ‘State of Agile Checklist,’ and fixed some content debt. Do you want to get articles like this one on agile micromanagement in your inbox?
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Good Product Manager
MARCH 6, 2016
Survey: Understanding and Prioritizing Customer Needs for Innovation. One of the most important things that product managers need to do is understand customer needs in order to drive new products and enhance existing offerings. Agile teams should be self-organizing, not self-directed. What’s Hot on Twitter. SPRuBSAe5P.
UX Studio: Product Management
MARCH 31, 2019
Something your customers will love. 5 popular myths about agencies outside of SF. While it became super hard to hire great user / customer experience designers in four to six tech hubs, hundreds of mid-size cities can offer even better people with much smaller egos. 5 popular myths of working with a UX agency outside of SF.
Good Product Manager
MARCH 6, 2016
Survey: Understanding and Prioritizing Customer Needs for Innovation. One of the most important things that product managers need to do is understand customer needs in order to drive new products and enhance existing offerings. Agile teams should be self-organizing, not self-directed. What’s Hot on Twitter.
Sequent Learning
JUNE 4, 2019
To wit, over the past couple of years, executives urge the use of agile product development techniques to gain a competitive edge. “Do Do just enough” to get the product out there and let customers suffer, er, use the product and suggest changes. By incomplete, I mean the overuse of the concept: minimum viable product (MVP).
ProductPlan
AUGUST 27, 2019
I want to debunk the myth of the nice girl!”. There are so many great ideas about customer interviews you’ll want to schedule more of your own after every tweet. Why I follow her: As a woman in product leading a company that’s creating developer tools, Ellen is breaking down stereotypes just by showing up for work every morning.
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