2015 Related Topics 
The Secret PM Handbook
DECEMBER 31, 2015
Looking back over 2015 on this blog, I see quite a lot of meaty content! The post 2015 Year In Review – Hardcore Product Management appeared first on Hardcore Product Management. The topics have been hardcore product management-related. I hope you’ve enjoyed reading it as much as I’ve enjoyed sharing it.
Mind the Product
OCTOBER 31, 2021
Very often we talk about what a product manager should do, what they need to learn, and how they fit into their organisation, but we like this 2015 post from Simba Sagwete detailing six key things a product manager should NOT do. From being too technical or too involved in marketing to being a data [.]
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Folding Burritos
MAY 13, 2015
Daniel Zacarias (@listentodaniel) April 28, 2015. This tweet’s popularity is proof to me that this is a common feeling: Product Managers: let’s keep our role in perspective #prodmgmt pic.twitter.com/KoQ2ErikdJ. This focus on results has been described by many different names: It’s the pain we’re solving.
Mind the Product
OCTOBER 16, 2022
In this 2015 post, Jason Burke, then VP of Product at a Boston-based start-up called clypd, offers some advice on how product managers can prioritise when they’re faced with endless lists of work to be done. You can’t do it all, says Jason, and there’s the problem. Included on the lists are features that someone [.]
UserVoice
JUNE 21, 2017
Editor’s Note: This post was originally published in December 2015 and has been updated for accuracy and comprehensiveness. Photo courtesy of r2hox.
Mind the Product
DECEMBER 5, 2021
This Sunday Rewind, we go back to 2015, a product great – Silicon Valley Product Group founder, Marty Cagan – and the topic of product failure. [.] Read more » The post SUNDAY REWIND: The root causes of product failure by Marty Cagan appeared first on Mind the Product.
The Secret PM Handbook
APRIL 26, 2017
In 2015 started using sites like readability-score.com to help me improve my writing’s readability. Starting from terrible. I’ll start with a paragraph from a blog post I wrote in 2013. It’s not a bad post! But it was before I discovered the importance of readability. And then I got Hemingway, which is much more convenient.
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