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Starting A Growth Team: Ten Key Lessons Learned

The Product Coalition

It was about 12 months ago when I was challenged by our CEO to dismantle our squad and create a growth team. Not being too sure what a growth team was, we started anyway. We got access to work completed by Andrew Chen & Brian Balfour , took a few courses from the Reforge series and started developing our growth loops.

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Treat Your Career Like you Treat Your Products by Adam Warburton

Mind the Product

We all treat our products with care, respect, and diligence. A bad day in the office, a chance LinkedIn message, and before you know it, someone has moved jobs. Developing a long-term relationship with someone who can act as your mentor and provide advice and direction can help to get around this. Find a Mentor.

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Inside a Product Leader’s Mind are a Team of Voices

People-First Product Leadership

As I waited to speak with the exec team, my mind buzzed with voices: You got this. You're an internal team, each part with its own perspective and purpose. They work diligently to prevent pain or failure. Don't show any signs of weakness!" Here are a few ways IFS appears in product teams: Controlling PM?

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Are you Solving Customer Problems or Just Building Features?

ProductPlan

Where are product teams getting their feature ideas? Most concerningly, 19% of respondents reported that their top source of ideas comes from senior management, who are often disconnected from both customers and the product development process. Why do product teams become feature factories?

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Web Designer vs  Web Developer – How do they differ?

UX Studio

Web designer vs web developer – as a UX designer, I counter this match daily. But truly, the phrases don’t stop here, we have visual designers, front-end developers, back-end developers, UX designers (like me), et cetera. A developer friend of mine met with a client a couple of months ago. Poor navigation.

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Using Twyman’s Law to Avoid Red Herrings in Product Analytics

Amplitude

Your web analytics team comes to you with a surprising revelation. We all know the feeling of seeing data that’s too good to be true (or too bad to be true). Two examples from the team working on Microsoft’s search engine Bing give us ample evidence. A law to avoid red herrings in analytics Click To Tweet.

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Why and how I transferred my career from finance to product management

The Product Coalition

I did what I should have, and was not bad at it, as numbers and analysis are not hard for me, but besides, I couldn’t say that I really enjoyed it. My supervisors in different teams (I was in a management trainee rotational program) gave me two big projects. It’s a tough job, but worth it!