The Accidental Product Manager
OCTOBER 30, 2023
This all holds a lot of promise, but what does it mean for product managers? The Metaverse Contains Potential For Product Managers So just what is this thing that they are calling the “metaverse”? Decentraland’s proven ability to hold large-scale events is one of its appeals to product managers.
The Accidental Product Manager
NOVEMBER 6, 2023
The goal is to find a way to capture the adults who never stopped playing Image Credit: manuel | MC Game product managers are always looking for new markets that they can enter. Game product managers have only recently started to consider how they might go about convincing adult gamers to start playing more games.
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The Accidental Product Manager
MARCH 21, 2022
The next big market for games will be on mobile phones Image Credit: Vain Shame. At the end of a long day, many people like to go home and spend the evening losing themselves in playing video games on their home entertainment systems. How can game product managers be successful doing this? and 4.8%, respectively.
The Accidental Product Manager
APRIL 24, 2023
Las Vegas product managers had a problem when the pandemic hit Image Credit: Mathieu Lebreton Generally speaking, being a product manager who is in charge of getting people to go out to Las Vegas and spend their money is not all that hard of a job. Then the pandemic hit. What could they do? million from 28.4 from 89.4%.
The Product Coalition
JANUARY 9, 2023
Based on Zippia , (using a database of 30 million product managers (PM) within the US) 26% of all product managers work in a Fortune 500 (F500) company. Or what if your beloved entertainment space offered you a PM role to represent content creators? After all, their industry (in their eyes) is “cool.”
The Product Coalition
MAY 9, 2020
A lot of information and knowledge comes your way when you’re a new Product Manager. But one of the major concepts you absolutely need to get your head around is Product-Market Fit. If you don’t do your research, and understand how your product fits into the market (see what we did there?) So let’s dive in.
Mind the Product
AUGUST 11, 2017
Dave Wascha started as a product manager 20 years ago working on Internet Explorer 4.0. Since then he’s had his share of successes and failures in a storied career spanning the US and Europe, and in this entertaining and insightful talk from Mind the Product San Francisco he distills those 20 years into twelve key lessons.
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