Rumana Hafesjee talks about the evolving role of the product executive in today’s “great hesitation,” explores reinventing yourself as a leader, the benefits of fractional leadership, and more.
Discover how the Interface Segregation Principle (ISP) keeps your code lean, modular, and maintainable using real-world analogies and practical examples.
Adrienne Wang talks about how she’s learned to think creatively about products while also prioritizing scalable solutions.
Don Boulia talks about his transition from working in product management at for-profit organizations to a nonprofit environment.
Sriharsh Boddapati talks about lessons he learned from working in big tech and how these principles could benefit healthcare, and vice versa.
Design constraints are limitations on what designers can do with a design. They can feel like a bad thing, but they can be useful.
A deep dive into the Liskov Substitution Principle with examples, violations, and practical tips for writing scalable, bug-free object-oriented code.
Great products aren’t built through handoffs — they’re built through co-ownership. Learn six habits to improve PM-engineering collaboration.
Daric Snyder talks about developing supportive, user-friendly healthcare software that layers on top of traditional health records systems.
Biren Shah shares how he’s led initiatives to optimize user experiences across the customer journey, from initial discovery to post-purchase.
While rapid iteration and releases provide an edge, undue haste can result in technical debt, bad user experiences, and team burnout.
Joyce Schofield, VP of Product & Design at Dispatch, shares her approach to product strategy when designing for a two-sided marketplace.
