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Mind the Product
JANUARY 20, 2022
In this Ask Me Anything (AMA) session for members, award-winning author and corporate innovation expert, Tendayi Viki, joined Mind the Product's Managing Director, Emily Tate, to talk about driving innovation within product teams and organisations. [.]
Mind the Product
OCTOBER 6, 2021
In this Fireside Chat for Prioritised members, product author and coach, Joe Leech and our Managing Director, Emily Tate explore how the Jobs to be Done (JTBD) toolkit can be used to make better product decisions. Watch the entire session in full or read on for the key points and tips including: JTBD for start-ups [.]
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Bain Public
FEBRUARY 20, 2023
Emily Yang, product analyst at Bain Public completed a review: "Immutable is the first product management book I’ve ever read and I think it successfully outlines the main roles of a product manager. She is the author of the book IMMUTABLE: 5 Truths of Great Product Managers.
Mind the Product
OCTOBER 22, 2018
Mind the Product co-Founder and co-Author of Product Leadership Martin Eriksson opened the world’s largest conference for passionate product people. Kim Goodwin , Author of Designing for the Digital Age , reminded us that everybody is trying to create products that make people’s lives better. We are all Imposters. Be awkward.
Gainsight
APRIL 26, 2023
Showstopping Speakers From Geoffrey Moore, Author of Crossing the Chasm, to Aaron Levie, CEO of Box, we’ve been inspired by some of the greatest minds in business. Before we take a walk down memory lane, don’t forget to secure your spot at Pulse 2023 today to help us chart a durable future for CS, SaaS, and beyond.
Mind the Product
MAY 5, 2020
As Mind the Product’s own Chief of Staff, Emily Tate once said, “ building accessible products is the right thing to do, just do it! “These guidelines are very good, but they were written mostly for developers, designers, and content authors,” says Jonathan. By Emily Tate. Why Build for Accessibility?
People-First Product Leadership
FEBRUARY 12, 2024
A product practitioner named Emily Webb borrowed a term from healthcare - professional protectionism - to describe this behavior. For example, if a doctor regards a particular medical test as a core part of their professional role, then ceding this task to another person can feel like a loss of status, authority, responsibility or experience.
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