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The Dark Days of a Product: How Teams Provide Value During the Tough Times

The Product Coalition

Dark periods are when a product team knows what to design and develop and go about doing it, but the work has yet to be exposed to users in any significant way. Product dark periods are when a product team’s commitment and culture are tested. Developers will be knocking out cards. The dark periods are challenging.

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How to Develop a Strong Product Strategy in 2021

Userpilot

It helps your entire team rally around a vision and a set of outcomes, making sure everyone is aligned in reaching those product growth goals. It helps you find product-market fit and gives your team direction. It helps define the problems you are trying to solve and helps form your product-market fit.

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Customer Service KPIs: What Metrics To Track & How To Improve Them With Actionable Strategies

Userpilot

Having trouble deciding which customer service KPI to use? There are some vanity metrics among the KPIs for customer service. So let’s look at the most important KPIs that will help you create strategies to provide superior customer service and boost retention. What are customer service KPIs?

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ChatGPT for Product Managers: 13 Best Prompts

Userpilot

From analyzing market trends to churning user needs and technical feasibility into golden product ideas, there are many benefits of ChatGPT for product managers. TL;DR The machine learning-powered ChatGPT can help product managers generate ideas, conduct market and user research , analyze data (app store reviews, user feedback, etc.),

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Building a culture of product experimentation at NerdWallet

Mixpanel

On the NerdWallet team, we go beyond a binary “pass / fail” grade on demo days with Engineering, Product and Design. We also host voluntary “turkey” demos where members of our team can share experiments that failed and what they learned from them. These turkey demos have surfaced key learnings for our team. Boy, were we wrong.

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SVPMA July Meeting – Steven Haines

The Product Bistro

An interesting role play, Steven lined up 6 victims willing participants, to represent the major functional groups in an organization, Product Management, Operations, Sales, Marketing, Customer Support, and Development, providing each of them a backstory to guide their motivation. The exercise was interesting.

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8 questions to ask to dig out great product owners/managers

The Product Coalition

For example, a B2B product for developers might need a PO/PM with great technical skills while a pure marketing B2C product with low tech features might not. WEAK answer : he/she is speaking about a small topic and is not able to go deep into details about the subject or the learning process. how did you overcome it?