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Benn Stancil, founder of Mode, on how data science can help us make better decisions

Intercom, Inc.

I was the type of person whose job is to work with marketers, product managers, or operations folks to help them make decisions about which products to ship, which audiences to target, or if the business is performing well in certain areas and not well in others. . However, we’ve had a great team. Benn: For sure.

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From The Soccer Pitch to The Product Roadmap: The Power Of Teamwork In Creating Outcomes

The Product Coalition

Creating Product Outcomes: What I’ve Learned From The Soccer Pitch “Great things in business are never done by one person; they’re done by a team of people.” — Steve Jobs Soccer is more than just a game for me. It’s become a lens through which I’ve come to view much of my life, including my work in product management.

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How Culture Add Changes the Conversation on Hiring

Mind the Product

It can happen in any team, even in teams with a commitment to diversity. We had completed a round of interviews and I wanted her to work on my team. The candidate was a senior designer who’d managed teams in very difficult large-scale companies and managed to generate great results. So why drop culture fit?

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Product prioritization: Doing the important things

The Product Coalition

Start with WHY As Simon Sinek says in his book “Start with Why” ( here’s his TED talk ), the cornerstone of every company is to know crystal-clear the vision and purpose of its existence (Jim Collings would refer to the focus on a single defining idea as the ‘the hedgehog concept’ ). Vision How?—? The next concentric circle is HOW.

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BoS USA 2023 – The Sigmacorn Notes

Business of Software Conference

As usual, you really had to be there but here are the Sigmacorn notes… 9:00 Mark Littlewood: Opening remarks Welcome to BoS! How will we win?

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High Touch or High Volume

Pragmatic Marketing

Product marketing and marketing operation teams often use consumer-oriented approaches that don’t necessarily apply to clients who need a high level of customization and personalization. Generally, we skew towards standard products—one product for everyone. One size doesn’t fit all. The Danger Zone.

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High Touch or High Volume

Pragmatic Marketing

Product marketing and marketing operation teams often use consumer-oriented approaches that don’t necessarily apply to clients who need a high level of customization and personalization. Generally, we skew towards standard products—one product for everyone. One size doesn’t fit all. The Danger Zone.