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Technical Debt and Product Success

Roman Pichler

As the person in charge of the product, you may not be terribly concerned about how clean and well-structured the code is. The messier the code and the less modular the architecture is, the longer it takes and the more expensive it is to change your product. Furthermore, consider the life cycle stage of your product.

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How to Offer Constructive Feedback: A Framework for Product People

Roman Pichler

Here are four examples: Joe, the sales rep, has promised a feature to an important customer without first talking to you—the person in charge of the product. Sue, the Scrum Master , wanted to help the development team get better at sprint planning. But the team still over-commits and under-delivers.

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Hiring Your First Product Manager

The Product Coalition

Photo by Tolga Ulkan on Unsplash When I joined Twiggle as their first VP Product I was the thirteenth employee. Along with the founders (the CEO and CTO), most of the employees in the company at the time were developers. Many founders tell me they are looking for someone to lead the product, but this could be very tricky.

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How Can You Nurture a Day-one Mindset?

Mind the Product

Essentially a day one mindset asks a question: What are you capable of doing today, given all the lessons you’ve learned and skills you’ve developed; all the resilience and appropriate emotional states you’ve built up; and the network you’ve established, as you face down today’s challenges and opportunities? Breathe, and think.

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Tools to Help Product Managers Think Strategically and Commercially: State of Product Meeting

Mind the Product

This second post on the methods we use at Onfido to help us think commercially and strategically looks at State of Product meetings. This meeting is an exercise in strategy, an opportunity to take stock of where your product is, where it fits within the wider market, and where it should go. Development. Profitability.

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Starting The UX Process: How We Organise Kick-off Workshops

UX Studio

You want to see progress, finally seeing your product go in the right direction. You want to trust the design team, and see how they process and understand your product and company. Get the stakeholders and the design team on the same page. SMART Product Goals. Does this exercise really help?

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Unlocking the Power of Customer Journey Optimization: An Ultimate Guide

Userpilot

A Talk By Audrey Melnik (Co-Founder, Unlocking Growth, Unlockinggrowth.Co) The 5 Stages of the Customer Journey The customer journey can be divided into 5 key stages: Customer Journey Stages Awareness The goal here is to get on the customer's radar. This qualitative exercise empowers brands with customer insights.