Tue.Jun 18, 2019

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How Do You Disrupt Your Assumptions Before They Disrupt You?

DISQO

Most companies, whether it’s a Fortune 100 organization or a 50-person startup, are faced with the same problem: How do you account for what your customer wants, today and tomorrow? If you build a five-year product roadmap based on assumptions, you presume to have all the answers. That is so important. Make a list of them.

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In Search of a Better way to Measure Product/Market fit

Mind the Product

After benchmarking nearly 100 startups in his customer development survey, Ellis found the magic number to be 40% – that is companies that struggled to find growth almost always had under 40% of users respond “very disappointed”. These insights led us to almost a mini pivot of our product. We revamped our marketing accordingly.

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Product Management in Small vs Large organizations

The Product Coalition

What to expect if you are a Product Manager in Enterprises vs Startups Startup vs Enterprise This article represents my opinions based on personal experiences working at large MNCs, mid-size companies as well as startups. startups Startups —?—?—?—?—?—?—? Priorities can change within a month.

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Data-Driven Product Management: How To Become an Insight-Driven PM

280 Group

Roger has worked in the field of Product Management for over 20 years, with experience in startups, growth companies, and various technology sectors. He specializes in improving product strategy development, implementing full product lifecycle processes, and roadmap development and evolution.

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How to Build Your Product Team's Second Brain

If you're doing it in a small startup, it's even more complex. I mean, we need calendars, feature descriptions, epics, designs, customer conversations, team conversations, prioritization, roadmap visibility, notes, long-form writing, CRM to stay on top of our sales, not to mention managing team's capacity, holidays, and more.

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10 Online Communities Product Managers Should Join

ProductPlan

You’ll never know what it really feels like to present your product roadmap to your executive staff, for example, until you call that meeting and do it. As product managers, there are some things we just have to learn through experience. But that doesn’t mean you’re on your own as a product manager.

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How Do You Disrupt Your Assumptions Before They Disrupt You?

DISQO

Most companies, whether it’s a Fortune 100 organization or a 50-person startup, are faced with the same problem: How do you account for what your customer wants, today and tomorrow? If you build a five-year product roadmap based on assumptions, you presume to have all the answers. That is so important. Make a list of them.