From Imagination to Reality
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Real questions to ask in an interview for Product Management?
Real questions to ask in an interview for Product Management? Read more
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Types of Users in SaaS and B2B Software
In the last video, I talked about the Product Life Cycle. That life cycle lives and dies by the Technology Adoption Life Cycle. However, the Technology Adoption Life Cycle also describes the types of users you’ll sell high-tech products to. Before I get into the types of users, we should talk about products. I know!… Read more
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Product Management ToolKit (WIP)
Often I am asked what tools do you used as a product manager? This is a toolkit I complied for my portfolio and one that I will always keep up to date. However, I realize every industry uses different tools and frameworks. Examples include Software Development Lifecycle, SCRUM, and Sprint Planning. Others are Release planning,… Read more
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Writing Users Stories
How are User stories developed? Well Product Owners (POs) write the Epic and userstory for the team. However, improving the userstory overtime is what I mean by developing a userstory. Userstory development can be challenging journey but one that should be marked by experts and simplicity hopefully. The initial idea for a feature is not… Read more
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Mini-Product Requirements Document
Back in 2023 I did a webinar on Customer Discovery and from interviewing customers you want to distill your insights into a set of documents known as a Product Requirements Documents a PRD. Sometimes we put this information into Epics, Userstories, or Software Requirements Specifications SRS. Overall depending on the industry you will use different… Read more
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Argument for Design Sprints
I have witness a trend from companies that don’t value the idea of a design sprint, sprints in general, and SCRUM. I recently saw Linkedin post making fun the design sprint devaluing its existence and purpose without considering why does it exist in the first place? While I do enjoy the occasional meme I don’t… Read more
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