The Product Coalition
JANUARY 1, 2020
This is Part 13/18 in the series “How to Build an Innovative New Product or Company” on the topic of figuring out how to build a product… Continue reading on ProductCoalition.com ».
Product Culture
JANUARY 1, 2020
2020 resolutions I would want for you as a product person: Pick 1-3 big problems to focus my team on rather than a million small improvements Get alignment on business objectives before I prioritize Ship fewer features and reach more objectives Learn from the results of every feature I ship before deciding on next steps Understand my customers so well I could play them in the movie Focus on making my customers awesome rather than keeping my engineers busy What would you add?
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The Product Coalition
JANUARY 1, 2020
Free your time to be more strategic Requirements are overrated In Are Requirements Overrated and Your Role is not to Write Requirements I explained why writing requirements should be a minimal task. I talked about 3 major reasons why it is good for everyone: Your time is valuable. Every minute you spend in perfecting the details of a solution, for a problem you already know you need to solve, is a time you don’t spend trying to find the next one.
The Product Coalition
JANUARY 1, 2020
I began 2019 with the goal of reading a book a week. And here in the final week of 2019, I’ve finished reading 52 books this year… Continue reading on ProductCoalition.com ».
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The Product Coalition
JANUARY 1, 2020
Satya Nadella’s Top Productivity Tip is a Lesson from the Sports Field After spending 25 years of his career working as the software giant, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella describes the lesson, which he learned from Sports. Satay Nadella while describing his experience during high school cricket. According to Nadella, he learned a critical lesson about leadership not during his time as an executive in the tech industry, but from his experience playing high school sports in India.
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The Product Coalition
JANUARY 1, 2020
When you’re thinking of others, you can’t help but make great stuff Continue reading on ProductCoalition.com ».
The Product Coalition
JANUARY 1, 2020
Reflecting on my journey as Employee#2 in an early-stage startup, I recently realised that I have come to value certain attributes in every professional interaction. These are counter-intuitive lessons because they are in direct contradiction to feel-good actions. Like many things in life, painful decisions are the ones that have the best long-term effects.
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