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Top 75+ Resources for Product Managers

Sachin Rekhi

I then break down the resources into the way I think about what a product manager does, which is drive the vision, strategy, design, and execution of their product. One of the key responsibilities of a product manager is to define, articulate, and evangelize the vision for their product.

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Get a Head Start for Your Design Career with Dan Winer | Design Aloud ?

UX Studio

And then third level is that you think very deeply about what the user needs. You really understand the motivation of the user. I realized that that wasn’t really gonna happen I’m very very bad at competition. And that was back in 2007 and has been going ever since. Really anything to do with the wind surfing.

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Why Accessibility Matters in a Post-Pandemic, Majority-Digital World?

The Product Coalition

Many worked from home on tasks ranging from organising team activities via Slack, analysing data and collaborating on documents via Google Docs, to discussing strategies via Microsoft Teams and coaching clients via Zoom. If your answer is, “All users,” you’ve supported “Digital Inclusion”.

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Why Your ‘Brilliant’ Technology Fails To Have Impact | Tom Adeyoola, Metail | BoS Europe 2018

Business of Software Conference

And far from being a company that was going to deliver a whole bunch of customers who were going to be innovative adopters the likes of people who buy Apple products, actually where 3G had to play in the end was with cheap voice for effectively ‘chavs’ is the way they called it. Again pre any sort of touchscreen devices that went consumer.

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Why do products need a story?

DISQO

They usually want introductions to investors and developers – rarely are they seeking advice. People are notoriously bad at envisioning what they want even when they see it. And telling a story to investors is nowhere near as important as telling it to coworkers and potential users. appeared first on Feedback Loop.

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Why do products need a story?

DISQO

They usually want introductions to investors and developers – rarely are they seeking advice. People are notoriously bad at envisioning what they want even when they see it. And telling a story to investors is nowhere near as important as telling it to coworkers and potential users. appeared first on Feedback Loop.

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Communicate Your Vision with an Internal Roadmap

The Product Coalition

Your vision of the future should bring clarity to your roadmap. That approach works fine until your sales team gets on the phone to tell a customer about the Next Big Thing. Sales is trying to help the customer see the value in your company. The customer gets excited because they’ve been promised a New Thing!

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