The Accidental Product Manager
OCTOBER 30, 2023
This all holds a lot of promise, but what does it mean for product managers? The Metaverse Contains Potential For Product Managers So just what is this thing that they are calling the “metaverse”? Decentraland’s proven ability to hold large-scale events is one of its appeals to product managers.
Mind the Product
JULY 11, 2021
As we settle down on a Sunday in wake of an exciting week ahead with #mtpcon Digital Americas (July 14-15), we thought it was the perfect time to reacquaint ourselves with this talk by Dave Wascha on how product management has developed over the last 20 years. In this entertaining and insightful talk from Mind [.]
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The Product Coalition
JANUARY 9, 2023
Based on Zippia , (using a database of 30 million product managers (PM) within the US) 26% of all product managers work in a Fortune 500 (F500) company. Or what if your beloved entertainment space offered you a PM role to represent content creators? After all, their industry (in their eyes) is “cool.”
The Accidental Product Manager
MARCH 21, 2022
At the end of a long day, many people like to go home and spend the evening losing themselves in playing video games on their home entertainment systems. How can game product managers be successful doing this? Mobile has proven to be a great business opportunity for the game product managers.
The Accidental Product Manager
FEBRUARY 26, 2024
The goal is to sell more cars, perhaps software is the key Image Credit: rakyan ‘boyan’ tantular Product managers know that if we want to sell more of their product, we need to find ways to make the product more appealing to our customers. These days, that can be very difficult to do.
The Accidental Product Manager
JANUARY 29, 2024
Auto product managers believe that software will control the future Image Credit: JC As product managers, we are generally fairly focused on what we need to do to make our product become a success. However, some auto product managers are starting to realize this.
Mind the Product
AUGUST 11, 2017
Dave Wascha started as a product manager 20 years ago working on Internet Explorer 4.0. Since then he’s had his share of successes and failures in a storied career spanning the US and Europe, and in this entertaining and insightful talk from Mind the Product San Francisco he distills those 20 years into twelve key lessons.
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