Understanding your margin of error and confidence intervals helps you make solid product decisions and avoid costly mistakes.

A competency matrix is a structured framework organizations use to evaluate, align, and map skills across different roles.

Hiring your first product manager can be a challenging decision because of the difficulty of neatly articulating their value.

Bettering data maturity is a must for any PM — it’s how you turn gut feelings into solid insights, making your products smarter and your team more effective.

In this post, I share the story of a team that overcame declining productivity through effective specialization, clear missions, and gradual change.

While many organizations struggle with a lack of data, others face the opposite challenge: an overabundance of data, which can lead to analysis paralysis.

Success metrics are measurable parameters used to measure progress, effectiveness, and ultimately, success.

In this article, you’ll learn a framework for approaching problem-solving, alongside how you can improve your problem-solving skills.

Product strategy is a simple system of goals that aligns teams toward desirable outcomes for both the business and the customers.

Authentic leadership occurs when you’re genuine and act consistently with your principles and values, as well as with honesty and integrity.

Adding headcount is necessary to growth, but it’s advisable only when you’ve established a well-optimized system prepared for scale.

Psychographic segmentation is a technique where segments are defined based on psychological traits that influence product adoption.