Ritesh Chandawar on trends about IOT, AI, ML, smart buildings, and the metaverse
When I think about IoT, I mostly think about my Apple Watch. I also imagine how cool it would be to live in a home with not just a smart TV. But also with other connected appliances such as a smart ...
30 Jun 202435min
Riya Arora on managing the tensions between designers and developers
One of the most misunderstood relationships on cross-functional and software development teams are between the Designers and the Developers. One of the misconceptions is that the Designer likes most ...
22 Mai 202428min
William Liu on what's personally exciting about GenAI
Three things that are *personally* exciting about GenAI, according to 1. Helps increase productivity e.g. drafting emails, summarizing email threads, writing meeting minutes, coming up with a to-do...
13 Mai 202427min
Stephanie Talaway on the Group Product Manager role
In the words of Marty Cagan in his book “Inspired”, the Group Product Manager (usually referred to as GPM) is a hybrid role. Part individual contributor and part first-level people manager. Stephan...
4 Mai 202428min
Justin Chew on common misconceptions about Product Management in tech
To become a good Product Manager in tech: You need to be “technically trained”. Meaning, trained in software engineering You need to learn Scrum or Agile Both are common misconceptions of mos...
13 Apr 202430min
Matt Burrell on the Product Owner role
In the words of Marty Cagan in his book Inspired, a Product owner is the name of the role on an Agile team for the person responsible for the product backlog. I’ve also heard on a Product Thinking p...
11 Apr 202431min
Maulanna Maryunani-Enoch on how it's best to learn Product Management by doing, not just by reading
There’s a lot of great Product Management books out there. Some of my favorites are: Inspired by Marty Cagan Escaping the Build Trap by Melissa Perri The Lean Startup by Eric Ries And I’ve yet...
9 Apr 202433min
