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Unlock Product Potential with Design Thinking Strategies

Design thinking is a powerful way to create products. But many product managers don’t know how to use it, or they think that it’s too expensive and time-consuming. In this article, I’ll show you how design thinking can help you create products that solve real problems for people in the real world—and that aren’t just functional but also delightful and intuitive.

Product Managers: Should You Learn to Code?

While not every PM needs to code (and there are plenty who don’t), learning some programming skills can help you be more strategic and effective at your job—especially if you work in an industry where coding is important (like healthcare or finance). In this post, I’ll explain why learning how to code might benefit you as a product manager and then cover some specific situations where it may not make sense for your particular situation or role.

How to Craft a Product Team Charter That’s Critical to Success – Part 2

When your team has a well-crafted charter, you’ll be able to mitigate some of the issues that would otherwise cause conflict. Conflicts with other teams can occur if they’re not properly aligned with what your product team needs. The same goes for conflicts with other functions or departments, as well as conflicts with the organization’s culture or mission.

How to Craft a Product Team Charter That’s Critical to Success – Part 1

You have a great idea for a product, and you’re ready to get it off the ground. You know that building anything—especially something that people will pay for or use day in and day out—isn’t as simple as getting it done. It requires collaboration, communication, and teamwork. And this is where your product team charter comes into play: A well-crafted charter can diminish common problems such as conflicts with other teams or unclear expectations about what everyone should be doing (or not doing).

A Guide to Setting Up a Product Team for Success

In this guide, we’ll break down what a product team is, provide a checklist for setting up a new product team, offer advice on kickstarting a team that can achieve success, and discuss how to set up trust within a product team. By following these steps, product managers can create a product team that is well-equipped to deliver successful products.

The Surprises of Product Management: Expectations vs. Reality

What is Product Management in Reality? Product management is a role that many people have misconceptions about and often have difficulties understanding the scope and complexity of. It is important for those considering a career in product management to understand what it entails so that they can make an informed decision about whether or not it is right for them….

How to Become a Product Manager: A Guide for Career-Switchers

Product managers are the bridge between the customer, the development team and the business. They are responsible for managing the product life cycle, from conception to launch, and ensuring its success. As a result, it is an attractive career option for many people who are looking to switch to a more challenging and rewarding role.

In this guide, we’ll take you through the key steps of becoming a product manager, from researching companies and roles to preparing for interviews and understanding the selection process.

An In-Depth Look at Product Management Role

Product management is an important role in any organization and the product manager is responsible for the success of a product. In this blog, we will explore who a product manager is, what types of product managers there are, and what a product manager’s responsibilities are. We will also discuss how to become involved in product management and the resources available to help you learn more.

I beg you: Do Not Fly Air India

Travel By Mar 01, 2020 3 Comments

TL:DR: I and my wife along with 200 plus other passengers were lied to, cheated, and treated inhumanely for more than 28 hours by Air India. They do not care about the customers who are the whole reason they are still alive. As someone who always wishes well for everyone and as someone who has gone through my worst experience…