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Product managers and deadlines have a complicated relationship for a wide variety of reasons.  We often hate them because of the constraints that they put on us,

The more stuff your product can do, the more markets and personas you’re satisfying.

As a 21st century product manager, there’s a pretty good chance your product suite includes something that is connected to the Internet.

Branding might be the domain of the marketing department, but when it comes to personal branding, everyone is on their own.

It sounds like a really attractive proposition -- let’s all get together and decide, as a team, where we want the product to go!  It’s a deceptively

There’s no arguing that decision makers now have more information than ever to help them make those decisions, but that’s not always a good thing.

New executive team members can mean serious company growth – generally a great sign for your product team.

In part 1 of Win/Loss Analysis for Product Managers, we discussed what PMs should play in the win/loss process -  a uniquely objective voice who can benefit

Win-loss analysis enables you to ferret out why prospects initially choose to buy your product (or not) and why they choose to keep buy

At some point in their career, every product leader will take a role in a company where they’re exposed to that classic nightmare known as a “legacy platform”

As we become increasingly data driven, we are inundated with countless sources of data. There’s attribution data, email data, behavioral data, support data,

Is your to-do list looking more daunting than doable lately? It happens to the best of us sometimes.