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How AI will impact product management

Lenny Rachitsky

As I often do when thinking about a question, I ran a poll on Twitter and LinkedIn asking which core skills of product management folks think are most likely to be impacted/replaced by AI. What skills will be most, and least, valuable in this fast-approaching future? Think about it—what is AI best at? .’

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Collecting feedback using 1 to 5 rating scale surveys

Usersnap

Ever wondered why the humble 1 to 5 rating point scale is the secret weapon of Product Managers (PMs)? Definition of 1-to-5 Rating Scales Surveys 5 Types of 1 to 5 Rating Surveys 1. Semantic Differential Scale 5. Quickly jump to the best suitable section of this article ? Satisfaction Scale 2. Likert Scale 3. Star Rating 4.

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Mythbusters: Competitive analysis ? Feature comparison

The Product Coalition

And the next ones usually go as “Now we have a better understanding of the main features our product has to have” and “Now we know they don’t have this feature we want to add, so it will be our differentiating point”. Sadly, all of these are huge delusion. I’m not saying the feature comparison isn’t useful. It’s not enough to do it once.

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Your First Days as Product Manager

Under 10 Consulting

You’re in your first days as a product manager. Your role as a product manager or product owner is to make the best business decisions for the product, working from the best available information. Review the corporate pitch. Take time to review the latest thinking in your industry. Review them all.

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How to increase trust through UX design?

UX Studio

Given all that, reliable brands are more likely to differentiate themselves and earn customer loyalty. Mobile payment systems are a good example of this. Trust heavily influences their adoption as these systems store users’ financial information so that people can pay through mobile devices instead of the usual cash or card.

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Removing Friction Isn't Always Good

Product Solving

Your entire job as a product manager is to make impossible things, possible. Spoiler: You can definitely remove too much friction, and your users are the ones who will suffer because of it. The best definition I have seen for product friction comes from an essay by Sachin Rekhi called The Hierarchy of User Friction.

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A Primer on Business Strategy From Hamilton Helmer's 7 Powers

Sachin Rekhi

We've continued to refine our understanding of the definition of product/market fit, developed customer discovery techniques that can help guide us to product/market fit, as well as established several benchmarks to assess whether we've achieved initial fit. Counter-positioning.

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