The world of product marketing is always evolving. Even for experts, it can be hard to keep up with the latest concepts, terms, and jargon.

As a product manager, making decisions on what to develop next is the most difficult and important part of your role.

Failing to solve a problem is okay and you should take it in stride as learning for the next time. Don’t beat yourself up.

Budget management refers to the planning of financial resources allocated to support a product from conception to completion and beyond.

The problem space is a concept or a term that focuses on identifying and understanding the problems and needs of a customer.

In this article, you’ll learn how to prioritize productivity, work-life balance, collaboration, and staying healthy, while working from home.

With synchronous working sessions, you meet with your team on a video call for a short period every day, just like you would do in the office.

You can use agile to stay flexible through constant and quick iterations to help you learn, evolve, and grow to meet your goals.

Alignment involves a shared understanding of the current vision, goals, and priorities and a collaborative effort to achieve them.

If you think about some of the businesses that market familiarity as a selling point, you actually don’t get negative vibes from them at all.

Continuous learning is a perpetual process of honing skills and information throughout one’s professional career.

The endowment effect is a psychological quirk where people place higher value on things simply because they own them.