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PodDrop Special: Interviewing the CEO of Product School (Full episode)Listen now (28 min) | Listen to my conversation with Carlos Gonzalez de Villaumbrosia, CEO of Product School about Product, Education and creating more…
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Product Management is hard. Why? You need to understand how to deal with different types of engineers, different types of designers and different types…
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The Turing test of product prioritization is [data x trust] Most common answer from a PM: “Can you bring me more data to support your request?” Here’s…
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My first lesson as a PM came from this conversation: Me: “How important is for me to understand the engineering behind our product?” Her (lead PM): “I…
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One major mistake PMs do is optimising for efficiency over effectiveness. Efficiency is defined as the ability to accomplish something with the least…
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The most toxic words in product management: top down. Every PM has suffered from a different “top down” situation. Management-defined roadmaps. C-level…
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This is the ultimate power-play for a product organization. If you’re a product leader, you should be working every day to design an environment like…
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Timeline. Resources. Scope. Everyone wants to control all of them. Have 100% certainty. Especially management. They want to know the date you’re…
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A really complete chart covering most of the most popular frameworks
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"How do we keep the culture in our product, design and engineering team?" Culture is defined by the shared set of beliefs that aligns everyone…
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“How do you keep product managers, product designers, product marketing managers and product researchers from overlapping each other?” A really common…
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The most common “I know what it means, but in reality I don’t” in product management is the product vision. The power of this tool is unrealized by…
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