Product Management

If you've ever had to hire even a single person, you know how much of a mine-field it can be. In my experience, hiring excellent Product Managers is even more tricky than other roles because there's no traditional 3rd level course of education that covers the topic concisely. You can't

Product Managers should have a basic technical ability. Testing for that ability is critical when hiring Product Managers, here's how to do that

As a Product Manager, it can be an absolute pain when your Success team, Sales team, or Support team come to you yet again with another complaint or feature request from a known loud customer. "let me guess, it's customerA threatening to churn again, yeah? Ugh what do they want

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