Product management 101: Everything you need to know about the job
Breaking into product management can be a bit tricky sometimes. Is it about the experience? The background? Interests maybe? Or is the interview the real dealbreaker? But the...
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Product Management: The best way to become a product manager
If you think that this article will enlighten you and tell you how to become a great PM, you’re on the wrong page. BUT, if you’re here to...
Dev skills: How to address your engineers and become one of them
Every new product manager’s fear is about not having enough dev skills. Software development requires a minimum knowledge of the dev world. Yet, for someone coming from a...
How to improve your tech skills as a Product Manager at a software company
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...
The 7 books every Product Manager needs to learn by heart
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...
Product strategy: What to avoid for a perfect product strategy
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...
Launch launch launch, even if your product doesn’t look right yet
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...
Critical metrics every PM needs to keep up with
“Some metrics will feel good, but they don’t necessarily matter.” We all know that some metrics look more appealing than others. It’s a fact. Knowing that you have...
Roadmapping 101 for Product Managers
When it comes to roadmapping, it’s all about connecting the start and the end while keeping the bigger picture in mind. Easy, right? As if. But don’t worry,...
Questions every PM needs to ask themselves about their product
“The PM’s job is to see the loopholes when everybody thinks that the product is perfect." Building a product is both simple and tricky. Simple in the sense...