Brad Ferringo talks about how he helped develop modern “earconography” — sound language that creates context-driven audio notifications.
Scrum ceremonies are a series of structured events that provide a foundation for effective communication, collaboration, and decision-making among team members.
René Insam talks about how he empowers and retains top talent by keeping an active interest in people’s development.
Use the recency effect to keep your users hooked by placing key actions where their memory works best — at the end of their journey.
Customer validation is the step in a customer development process where you validate your solutions against customer needs and expectations.
When PMs, designers, and devs share learnings, good ideas turn into great products. In this blog, I share how you can keep the wheels rolling smoothly in a product trio.
You can implement prioritization methods within your product roadmaps to help streamline and simplify the process.
Pilot testing as a PM can help you gather real user insights, de-risk ideas, adapt quicker, and avoid expensive mistakes.
Starting with proto-personas can be better than a blank page, but don’t forget — they’re assumption-driven placeholders for the real thing. Research is key to turning them into true personas.
The Zeigarnik effect explains why people tend to remember incomplete tasks first and complete work that’s already started.
The core premise of contingency theory is that there’s no universally correct way to lead a team or make decisions. Instead, it advocates for a strategy that’s flexible and adaptable to the situation at hand.
Arman Javaherian talks about the importance of setting aside time to help grow and mature product managers on his teams.