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521: Leadership Crossroads–What Every Product Manager Must Know Before Their Next Move – with Kimberly Bloomston, CPO

Product Innovation Educators

Growing up in a tech-friendly household with an entrepreneurial father who owned retail businesses gave her early exposure to both technology and business operations. The company operated a software platform for their call center, managing customer communications while ensuring compliance with state regulations.

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How to Work out Your Customer Lifecycle Strategy? [+ Example & Tools]

Userpilot

Your strategy for existing customers defines growth and advocacy. Collecting feedback to inform our roadmap. Turning happy customers into advocates (e.g., It’s time for a proactive customer lifecycle strategy. At this point, they’re usually just realizing they have a problem and starting to explore solutions.

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Top 7 Help Center Software in 2025

Userpilot

Help center software allows you to juggle feature rollouts, bug fixes, and user onboarding without keeping up with endless tickets. By using in-app support solutions for quicker issue resolution, you can maintain smooth experiences without sacrificing precious hours. What are the different types of help center software?

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Top Retention and Churn Product Manager Roles (+ Candidate Spotlight)

Userpilot

Stripe: Product Manager, Local Payment Methods Cost Optimization Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform for businesses. A product leader with 7+ years of experience in product management or a related field who has successfully built and scaled complex systems at a global level. Who would be the best fit for this job?

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Product Judgment: How some people can repeatedly create product success

Intercom, Inc.

Also known as Product Intuition or Product Instinct or Product Taste, it is the idea that you can use your own judgment to (1) accurately predict what your customers need, want and value, and (2) design and ship the right solution for them. For example, at Intercom we build customer communication software.

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Ask the Community: What’s a Mistake You Made Early in Your Continuous Discovery Journey?

Product Talk

Leann says she “stumbled into product by accident,” but her educational background (a PhD in I/O psychology) allows her to bring scientific subject matter expertise to her role as product manager. We started continuous discovery in two areas—doing more interviews with our users and focusing on opportunities instead of solutions.

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How to Sell Your Boss on Roadmaps Without Timelines

Mind the Product

Can’t get your boss to part ways with a time-based feature roadmap? I wonder what it is about feature roadmaps that is comforting to the C-suite. Is it the false sense of security that you’re setting yourself up to deliver a list of features based on untested assumptions and educated guesses? Then sell them on the risk.