Ashraf Karim, VP, Product Management at Cisco, talks about the importance of honing both your product sense and technical aptitude, whether you’re an engineer or a product manager.
Concept maps help people in product teams make sense of their own thoughts and ideas before crafting them into some kind of concept.
Alo Mukerji, VP, Product at Wave HQ, describes her passion for helping small businesses and creating frictionless experiences for users.
A management style refers to the specific way you approach directing your team towards organizational goals.
I’ve worked on products that were extremely successful, as well as ones that failed. The successful ones had clear answers to five questions.
David Herman discusses prioritizing within Provi’s three user groups and how making a trade-off for one group can impact the others.
Confirmation bias occurs when an individual makes decisions that are consistent with their existing beliefs by selectively looking at data.
In this article, you’ll learn what user tests are, how to properly conduct them, and how they can help you ship better products.
Revenue relates to the overall income the company manages to create, while profit refers to what’s left over after covering all costs.
With the new year comes new opportunities for career growth and ways for spending your corporate development budgets.
In this article, you’ll learn what an open-door policy is, its advantages and disadvantages, as well as how to build one within your team.
Brand recognition refers to the extent consumers can identify and recognize a brand with its associated products and services.
