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11 Key SaaS Roles and Responsibilities in 2023

Userpilot

UX Designer: Responsible for understanding the unique needs and requirements of SaaS users and designing the user interface and experience of SaaS products. Customer Success Manager: This person is responsible for customer relationships and experience as well as acting as the voice of the customer.

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33 Amazing Articles Every Product Manager Must Read

Hutwork

Mind the Product says it’s time to take the good things you learned from agile and adapt them to the ever-evolving product management needs of the future. 4 One Door at a Time. Sachin Rekhi, founder and CEO at Notejoy , a collaborative notes app for teams, writes about capturing user feedback. So do your customers.

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Finding Your True Career IMPACT Within the Product Field

ProductPlan

Delighting customers and creating innovative solutions for their problems dictates our priorities. A selfless approach based on customer empathy and satisfying stakeholders is an asset on the job, but less so for ourselves. To your users and customers? Product professionals get paid to manage products and services.

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Episode Two: Pulse Everywhere Session Recaps and Takeaways from Day Two

Gainsight

From major players in the field such as Delphix and ADP to Okta, Lumen, and Glint, get ready to hear about Customer Success Operations, CS at Scale, CS Strategy, Human First Customer Success, and Product Experience. Chart-Topping Customer Success Operations. Major Takeaways: Always be proactive and not reactive.

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Q&A with Neil Rahilly, VP Product and Design, on product strategy, team composition, and customer feedback

Mixpanel

Product strategy begins with figuring out exactly what kind of user that you want to serve and what use case that you want to serve for them. And I think that, in a B2B setting, you need to figure out both what kinds of companies that you’re going to serve and then what kind of users within those companies you’re going to serve.

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Q&A with Neil Rahilly, VP Product and Design, on product strategy, team composition, and customer feedback

Mixpanel

Product strategy begins with figuring out exactly what kind of user that you want to serve and what use case that you want to serve for them. And I think that, in a B2B setting, you need to figure out both what kinds of companies that you’re going to serve and then what kind of users within those companies you’re going to serve.