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431: How to use Jobs-to-be-Done rankings – with Doug Stone

Product Innovation Educators

After testing them and understanding which brands a consumer would want to satisfy each job, we found the second most important job to be done in quick-service breakfast was owned by a competitor, and it had to do with feeling strong, competent, and capable. Then quantitatively test them. However, do test with everybody.

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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. To further mature your organization, you can add in some more structure and practices from one, or many, of the popular Scaled Agile frameworks.

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11 Books To Read As A Product Manager

Bain Public

Here are our top 11 best books to read as a product manager: The Making of a Manager: What to Do When Everyone Looks to You by Julie Zhuo This handbook is about the perfect book for those new to the job and want to learn how to become the manager you’ve always wanted. What better way to do so than by reading!

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Selection Criteria for Product Management Tools

The Secret PM Handbook

Positioning and value propositions – what my product does for my segment, and why it’s a better solution than the competition. If you’re evaluating or testing product management tools, make sure to ask the vendor about the topics I list above. You can use templates, best practices, or just the power of your mind.

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Who’s who: Understanding your business with customer segmentation

Intercom, Inc.

Up until this point, to understand our customers, we had primarily relied on the Jobs-to-be-Done framework , product sense, research insight, sales input, and a belief that our customers were companies just like us. Download The Growth Handbook. This final assumption in particular was no longer true or useful.

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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’ ). The core product, or the elements that solve the most valuable customer problem should be delivered and tested first before.

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17 Must-Read Product Management Books

Hutwork

If you’re adopting lean thinking, this is the handbook for you. Agile Change Management: A Practical Framework for Successful Change Planning and Implementation. Delivering Bad News in Good Ways: Turn Difficult Conversations into Purposeful Dialogue, Positive Outcomes, and Focused Results in 3 Easy Steps. By Melanie Franklin.

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