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Selection Criteria for Product Management Tools

The Secret PM Handbook

Tools For What We Do. As a product manager, I’d like to find some tools that help me do my job. Markets – my segments, their problems, and how to reach them with my solution (and if they are big enough for me to make money). Revenue and profit – how my solution will generate top and bottom line dollars.

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Scaled Agile – Why? When? How?

Modus Create

We’ll discuss what’s necessary to accomplish when you’re planning to transition to Scaled Agile, including the differences in frameworks, tools, and training options that are critical to success. The answer is clear: after extensive research and preparation. When should you consider Scaled Agile? How do we get there from here?

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11 Books To Read As A Product Manager

Bain Public

As the technology industry continues to grow, so much product managers so they don't fall behind. The Innovator's Dilemma: When New Technologies Cause Great Firms to Fail (Management of Innovation and Change) by Clayton M. The Innovator's Solution: Creating and Sustainability Successful Growth by Clayton M.

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You Are Building the WRONG Things in your SaaS product

The Product Coalition

Where SaaS companies get prioritization wrong and a new approach to get it right There are many ways to prioritize what makes it onto your SaaS product roadmap and most of them are incredibly time-consuming and only done by your product teams. We also looked at some other research by Mind the Product and by Richard Banfield.

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17 Must-Read Product Management Books

Hutwork

Each product iteration is different, technology is ever evolving, and work environments change as well. The Plugged-In Manager: Get in Tune with Your People, Technology, and Organization to Thrive. Management books normally discuss processes and people and skip over technology. A true teacher would never tell you what to do.

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Are you cut out for Product Management?

BrainMates

Of course, there are many kind ways to say ‘no’ (check out this great article by Sebastien Phlix, Product Manager at Typeform, on the art of delivering a ‘ Positive No’ ). Layer customer research and conversations on top of these discussions and the job becomes inherently more challenging. Don’t like switching contexts?

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The 5 most recent design books every designer should read

Imaginary Cloud - Design

As the Lead Designer at Imaginary Cloud , I conduct most of the interviews for design positions. However, it's likely that they are outdated regarding society/technology/design patterns or to only present high-level good practices that are more or less atemporal. That’s the moment I know that my interlocutor knows very (very!)

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