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If you are a non-technical person who wants to break into product management, then you’re definitely in the right place. We are starting a series of blogs where we go through all the essential tech skills PMs need to have in order. So here is our first checklist of analytical and decision-making skills! Be able to collect and analyze data Analyzing data helps you understand how and why your metrics are changing. After building, you Read more…

Books are an important source of knowledge, even for jobs as hands-on as product management. Sometimes authors put the hardest of concepts in the simplest of words. Through examples, real-life situations, take-outs, and tips/hack, you can growth hack all of your practices. Or worst case scenario, you’ll start seeing the world of product management from a slightly different angle. Who knows, one sentence could lead to the breakthrough you’ve been waiting for for so long! Read more…

What is a good product strategy? It is not about following your competitors. It’s not about all the features you want to add either. It definitely is not what your sales team needs to close the next deal. Rather, it outlines how customer needs and business strategy will be fulfilled through a product offering, according to siriusDecisions. You start with customer needs which is crucial to your product. The product strategy needs to be designed Read more…

To launch or not to launch, that’s the question. But more importantly, when is the even bigger question. Taking the decision requires a lot of data, thinking, and analyzing. But how can you take the product from an MVP to a decent-shape-worthy-of-launching? Well, you don’t. You need to launch as soon as your product is starting to do what it’s supposed to do. And here is how: How to improve your metrics? Iterate. Talk to Read more…