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33 Amazing Articles Every Product Manager Must Read

Hutwork

The data backs it up. Magazine reports that most CEOs read at least a book a week, and this doesn’t include blogs, articles, podcasts, and videos they devour, too. This insightful article from McKinsey & Company talks about today’s product manager evolving into a mini-CEO. You also need to name KPIs for product people.

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Finding Your True Career IMPACT Within the Product Field

ProductPlan

Product professionals get paid to manage products and services. Some view Product as an equal peer to Marketing, Sales, and Engineering, while others tuck it away under a VP of Product Marketing or a CTO. Are you a great mentor or a devoted protégé? Are they mentioning customers and data? Which verbs do they use?

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11 Key SaaS Roles and Responsibilities in 2023

Userpilot

In this article, we’ve outlined the major roles that move the needle in terms of product growth alongside their KPIs and current salary ranges. TL;DR SaaS, or “Software as a Service,” is a business model that delivers centrally hosted software to subscribers over the internet. Average salary: $156,062/yr.

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Episode Two: Pulse Everywhere Session Recaps and Takeaways from Day Two

Gainsight

Try to get your CS org from proactive to predictive and prescriptive. How clean is your data? Next, is the backbone of your CS operations: access to accurate data, consistent processes, the right tech stack, and a feedback loop. Major Takeaways: Always be proactive and not reactive. Complex and fast?

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Q&A with Neil Rahilly, VP Product and Design, on product strategy, team composition, and customer feedback

Mixpanel

They’re split into four groups: analysis, data, admin and growth. And then there’s about a third in data and then admin and growth are smaller teams. The analysis group is focused on the core, Mixpanel product analytics experience for the end users that come in and are trying to answer questions about their product.

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Q&A with Neil Rahilly, VP Product and Design, on product strategy, team composition, and customer feedback

Mixpanel

They’re split into four groups: analysis, data, admin and growth. And then there’s about a third in data and then admin and growth are smaller teams. The analysis group is focused on the core, Mixpanel product analytics experience for the end users that come in and are trying to answer questions about their product.