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Six product management resolutions that are fundamental to your success. Resolution #3? “I Will Make Decisions Faster.” But how can you stick to them?

When designing products, we tend to make an assumption about how users will interact with every screen

When a feature first enters the product backlog or is penciled in on a roadmap, it is full of nothing but promise.

ProductPlan, we’ve talked with hundreds of product managers about how to prioritize and present product roadmaps

When it comes time to scale your product management team, you’ll likely find yourself looking to hire a junior product manager.

Creating and maintaining a product roadmap is undoubtedly the product management task most fraught with difficulty and unpleasantness.

Understanding where business, project, and application dependencies lie is critical.

Here are some things to keep in mind as you scour your organization’s (and your own) workflows to identify opportunities for optimization

One of the constant tensions that product managers around the world deal with on a regular basis is creating product roadmaps

An established set of OKRs can help any organization and the teams and individuals within it maintain focus on the most important matters at hand.

Ensure your next launch post-mortem meeting or project debrief meeting is a productive and (mostly) painless process.

Product Manager alive who hasn’t spent time dreading a HiPPO attack; the sudden derailing of well-laid plans by a management or executive-level stakeholder