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Good Behavioral Product Manager, Bad Behavioral Product Manager

Mind the Product

A good product manager generally has a keen instinct for human behavior. However, the best product managers have learned how to incorporate the science of human behavior in a more rigorous way than just relying on instinct. This post (with a nod from Ben Horowitz’s seminal post) introduces the idea of a behavioral product manager (BPM) – a product manager who integrates the science and methods of behavioral science into product design, and discusses the traits of good BPMs and bad B

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A Taxonomy of Troublemakers for Those Navigating Difficult Colleagues

First Round Review

Disruptive technology is one thing. Disruptive co-workers are another. Here, Dr. Jody Foster classifies the types of colleagues whom others find difficult — and advises how to navigate working with them.

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10 Questions: Teresa Torres

Clever PM

I’m excited to kick off the new year with a new installment of my ongoing “10 Questions” series, surveying leaders in the Product Management world for their thoughts on the fundamentals of Product Management as well as questions related to their specific areas of expertise. For this January’s article, I reached out to Teresa Torres […].

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Dear Strategy: 033 Staging Your Strategy

Dear Strategy

Dear Strategy: “How do you know when to move into the next phase of your strategy?”. Back in Episode 29, which you can find by clicking here , I talked about the many different terminologies that are used in strategy and how you can group those terminologies into 3 basic buckets for the purpose of keeping things simple. Well, to answer today’s question, I am going to go back to at least two of those terms and break them back out again. .

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Get Better Network Graphs & Save Analysts Time

Many organizations today are unlocking the power of their data by using graph databases to feed downstream analytics, enahance visualizations, and more. Yet, when different graph nodes represent the same entity, graphs get messy. Watch this essential video with Senzing CEO Jeff Jonas on how adding entity resolution to a graph database condenses network graphs to improve analytics and save your analysts time.

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On Running My First Card Sort and What I Learned

UserInterviews

Join me on my journey to learn UX research by doing UX research. First up: card sorting for taxonomy.

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On Running My First Card Sort and What I Learned

UserInterviews

Join me on my journey to learn UX research by doing UX research. First up: card sorting for taxonomy.

UX 40