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Mind the Product
NOVEMBER 14, 2016
We at ProductTank Amsterdam have always looked with a lot of interest at these and have wondered for a while how those numbers would compare to a local investigation here in Amsterdam. Who are we? Women are still definitely in a minority, but we think the number is rising every year. How do we work?
The Product Coalition
OCTOBER 8, 2019
If there’s one thing we can all agree about the tech industry is that it moves pretty fast. That’s why we constantly hear about new job titles such as DevOps engineer, Brand Evangelist and even Chief Happiness Officer. That is not the case for people who work in software. I’d like to propose adding one more role to this mess?—?behold,
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Product Talk
MARCH 20, 2024
It’s also a great event to share with colleagues who are new to continuous discovery. April 3rd: Identifying Hidden Assumptions: The Key to Faster Discovery Cycles Every week, I talk to people who can’t believe that product teams can really test multiple product ideas in the same week. Register here. Register here. Register here.
Product Talk
APRIL 17, 2024
That’s why it’s especially enlightening when you encounter a product leader who is willing to openly share the challenges they’ve faced. She is the Chief Product Officer at Doodle , and we are going to dive into her story about how her team navigated some tricky roles and responsibilities and came out the other side in a much better place.
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Product Talk
MARCH 13, 2024
This question came from Joel Beverley , Co-founder at RotaCloud , who explained that his company is looking to restructure from platform teams (e.g. Now that we are almost ten months in, most of those challenges have been resolved,” says Sam. These teams can rarely deliver value on their own.
Product Talk
OCTOBER 11, 2023
It’s how we evaluate which ideas will work and which won’t. But before we can test our assumptions, we have to identify them. The challenge is that we need to be able to see our assumptions before we can test them. Oftentimes they are core beliefs that we rarely think to question.
Speaker: Ron Lichty, Consultant: Interim VP Engineering, Ron Lichty Consulting, Inc.
We are excited to welcome Ron Lichty, co-author of a seminal book on managing software teams and a well-known speaker, who will walk us through the latest thinking, best practices, and on-the-ground experiences structured around key questions about effective organizational structures: How, when and how often do we split teams?
Speaker: Oji Udezue, Former VP of Product at Calendly, Ezinne Udezue, VP of Product at Procore Technologies, and Tami Reiss, SVP Product Strategy + CPO in Residence at Produx Labs
As product managers, we often approach things as hypotheses. We are in a constant cycle of testing and learning; however, we must ask ourselves if we are doing it effectively. How do you successfully note, understand, and avoid the common pitfalls during experimentation?
Speaker: Beekey Cheung, Software Consultant, Professor Beekums, LLC
As senior software leaders, how can we determine whether estimates are helpful or harmful to our teams? We are excited to be joined by Beekey Cheung, a software consultant and blogger known as Professor Beekums, who has helped many leaders and teams go from fearing estimates to using them appropriately.
Speaker: Eric Feinstein, Professional Services Manager, Looker
Eric Feinstein, Professional Services Manager at Looker, has done workshops with product managers who are looking to add effective reporting. Attendees will leave with an understanding of how to design reporting interfaces, and, dare we say, grow to love them. It seems like PMs and engineers have grown to hate embedded reporting.
Speaker: Amy Bucher, Ph.D., Vice President of Behavior Change Design, Mad*Pow
When it comes to our health, fitness, music taste, and shopping habits, one size does not fit all: the products we design must cater to the individual, not to a faceless 'user.' Now more than ever, we need personalization to empower our users. Spoiler alert: A colorful interface isn't going it cut it.
Speaker: Naresh Soni, CTO, Tsunami XR
We are excited to be joined by a CTO who is an expert in pragmatic choices around security. By understanding the latest threats and their solutions, you can come out of this crisis stronger than ever--without breaking the bank.
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