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Leadership Tip #13: For Innovation, Remove at Least One Policy or Procedure a Week

Johanna Rothman

Some managers wanted to prevent Bad Things from happening in the organization, so they added policies or procedures. However, the policies and procedures increase friction and make it harder to get the Right Things done. It's time to start removing some of those policies and procedures. Yet, the policies and procedures remain.

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How Well Do Your Policies Create Desired Outcomes and Trust?

Johanna Rothman

Every organization has policies of some sort. The smaller the organization, the fewer policies you might have. And, the larger the organization, the more policies you might think you need. I keep encountering policies that prevent people from delivering the outcomes the organization wants. Why have policies anyway?

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Creating a Winning Product and User Feedback Policy: The Importance, Components, and a Step-by-Step Guide

Usersnap

A well-executed product and user feedback policy (PUFP) is a critical aspect of any successful business strategy. This policy outlines the steps taken to effectively gather, manage, and communicate feedback from customers in a manner that promotes trust, accountability, and a deep understanding of the needs and desires of the user base.

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How to Increase SaaS Renewal Sales Using Policies

TSIA

A popular topic for TSIA members is around implementing policies for improving revenue performance and how to deploy these policies in an effective manner. This is especially critical in SaaS or other as-a-service business models where subscription renewal is critical to revenue retention and growth.

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How to Use Customer Feedback for Business Growth

Customer feedback is a crucial element of every product-led growth company: it helps product managers prioritize, build, and sustain their products while working towards business growth. “Feedback is the breakfast of champions.” - Rick Tate. Common mistakes to avoid when collecting feedback.

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ONE THING on Writing an Awesome Company Mission Statement

Product Culture

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ONE THING on Unmeetings

Product Culture

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