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Top 15 Blogs for Product Managers

The Product Coalition

Blogs are another great medium for getting bite-sized chunks of information, and upping your product management skills. If you’re enjoying Product School’s blog, we’ve actually created the ultimate guide to help you find your way around. What we love about this blog is that it caters to design professionals at all levels.

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Challenges of Product Management and How to Overcome Them

Alchemer Mobile

To understand specific hurdles people working in product face, we surveyed 500 product managers and asked them to weigh in on their biggest challenges. Customer expectations shift dramatically depending on device. The more you know about customer usability expectations, the quicker you can make data-driven product decisions.

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Product in Practice: Adopting the Discovery Habits is An Iterative Process

Product Talk

This would be a much shorter blog post if that were the case! In fact, Kelsey and her team faced many challenges along the way. I really just love focusing on keeping the customer at the forefront of building great, impactful solutions,” says Kelsey. They didn’t have enough time and felt rushed.

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Strategies to avoid burnout and manage your workload

Intercom, Inc.

Make your roadmap visible to everyone. The first step to communicating your process is making sure your project roadmap is transparent and visible to everyone. Your roadmap is a hugely important material that should be accessible to everyone. Here are some useful tips to monitor your workload and guard against workplace burnout.

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How to Create a Customer-Facing Roadmap

Userpilot

One of the biggest debates I see internally in product management teams is whether or not they should have a customer-facing roadmap. Should you take a plunge and share your roadmap externally? Best practices when building your roadmap: Define your audience as this will define the level of details. Absolutely!

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Words of Advice for Aspiring Product Managers

The Product Coalition

Become the internal and external face of the product team. When you start newsletters for your team to promote your features, host “learning sessions” with other teams or external parties, improve the customer-facing sites, or write more external blog posts on releases or team progress, results can accumulate both in the short and long-term.

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Product in Practice: Bringing the Discovery Habits to WebMD

Product Talk

She shares some of the challenges she’s faced and some of the ways she sees discovery being applied unevenly. She soon identified another area for improvement: “I realized that a lot of the product people were merely taking what stakeholders were asking them and just pushing it into a roadmap.