A bandwagon effect is when people adopt the attitudes and behaviors of other people just because it’s popular to do so.
Sandy Huang, Vice President of Product Management at GoodRx, talks about how leadership styles can flex depending the organization.
The BCG matrix is a simple way of categorizing your products to understand their growth potential and market share position.
Margaret Tuohy talks about how digital transformation doesn’t always imply fixing an area that’s broken, but taking a proactive approach.
Research and development provides insights into how the market is responding to your product and helps you discover gaps within your industry.
Product marketing helps you determine the goals and go-to-market strategy of your product and helps you better adapt to market shifts.
Carlos Jimenez, VP of Product at KingMakers, dispels the “dangerous” misconception that product- and sales-led cultures can’t coexist and thrive together.
A marketing plan is a structured guide for a company’s marketing activities across a specific period.
Alan Fliegelman shares how his work at DHI is transforming the job search process and the various transitions he’s seen in his time there.
Loss aversion is the psychological concept behind the human response that attributes more to losses versus gains.
Following up with meeting minutes ensures alignment with stated values and holds individuals accountable for what was discussed.
Vanessa Davis, VP of Product Management at LegalShield, discusses how legal precedent directly challenges the notion of innovation.
