Product Management and Design

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What Does It Mean to Be Resilient?6 min read · Nov 27th · Being resilient means that you are able to deal with challenges and overcome setbacks. Learn more about resilience and characteristics of resilient people. · Shared by 523, including Christo Meid, Ines Bieler
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Some of the main characteristics of a person who has resilience are awareness, self-control, problem-solving skills, and social support. Resilient peopl
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Reopening the mind: how cognitive closure kills creative thinking7 min read · Nov 24th · The need for cognitive closure is the motivation to find an answer to ambiguous situations — any answer that aligns with our existing knowledge. Not only can it lead us to make mistakes based on… · Shared by 523, including Gabriele, Christo Meid, Anne-Laure Le Cunff
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we should seek knowledge to resolve questions regardless of whether that new knowledge points to an answer that aligns with what we believe or what we want
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How to choose the right UX metrics for your product — GV Library — Medium9 min read · From 2015 · When designing for the web, you can analyze usage data for your product and compare different interfaces in A/B tests. This is sometimes… · Shared by 326, including Aleksandra Wisniewska, Damian Madray, Diego Paladino, Nando 💪🇦🇺🇦🇷, David Luescher, Roger Dudler, Dave, Matthias Sala, Courtney Bolton ★, Marc Garriga, Rodrigo Prior, Sorin Amzu, Liza Sperling, Peter Merholz, Davo ⚡, René Clausen Nielsen, Call Me ❝MICKEY❞, Dominik Grolimund, Mark Kaigwa, Lailo
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Becoming a customer-centric product leader~12 min read · Nov 9th · Investing in a culture of research and design gives a clearer direction, accelerates you as a product leader and has a great proven ROI. · Shared by 110, including Gabriele, Christo Meid
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Ruthless Prioritization – The Black Box of Product Management~11 min read · From 2017 · All high functioning teams must prioritize. Not once a month, not once a week — but rigorously, and ruthlessly. · Shared by 209, including Yonatan Levy, Kat, von Moerenburgh, osioke.eth, Dirk Spannaus, Michael Duergner, Colin Jones, masone, laugri, Elia Palme, Aki Fukai ✏️ fukai@mastodon.social, Dominik Grolimund, Agustin, Mark Kaigwa, Ⓓarío Macchi, Marco Unternaehrer, Fabricio Teixeira, Rodrigo Prior, ThomNagy, designshard
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As an aside, most people think startups are fast because they work harder and are more ambitious. The truth is that most of the speed difference comes from having far fewer dependencies (and few customers to upset if something screws up), so it’s just easier to get stuff done.
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Resources for navigating complex leadership work2 min read · Sep 22nd · For a decade now, I’ve been writing and sharing free tools, templates, and how-tos for managers. My hope is, of course, that these have all been useful for y... · Shared by 393, including Ines Bieler, Christo Meid, Peter Herger
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Digital humans are here. They sound and look just like us.10 min read · Oct 5th · Digital humans, AI-powered digital counterparts, are going to change how we interact online. And they already do. · Shared by 188, including Matthew Turland
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Another great way to leverage digital humans, especially important for designers, is in user research. The repetitive task of user research could be automated with digital humans, who can ask the right questions and connect the dots for us.
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Examples of simple-yet-powerful product vision statements6 min read · Sep 27th · How simple, clear communication around the future you want to create can go a hell of a long way. · Shared by 154, including Christo Meid, Konrad Weber
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The Power of Product Thinking9 min read · Jun 22nd · In many design, product management, engineering, or even venture capital interviews and pitches, you’ll be assessed on a dimension called “product thinking,” sometimes also called “product sense.” If… · Shared by 69, including Ralph Hutter
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As you develop the habit of observing your own relationship with products and then generalizing this to your friends and the broader world, it will lead to more questions that will help you gain an even deeper understanding.
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OKRs vs KPIs - Work Life by Atlassian6 min read · Jun 28th · OKRs and KPIs are popular goal-setting methods that help organizations set meaningful goals and execute effective strategies to reach them. · Shared by 437, including Christo Meid, Stephanie A Kowalski
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Scope Management is Product Management7 min read · Aug 25th · Where does the scope of a new product feature start and end? For product teams, figuring out where to draw the line that determines what should constitute the first version of a new product or feature… · Shared by 50
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It may be that what was deemed as a nice to have was quickly proven to be a must have based on user feedback and these types of learnings are helpful.
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TBM 39/52: Joyful Complex Work1 min read · Sep 8th · This thread by Dr. Cat Hicks is one of the most thought provoking things I’ve read this year. I highly recommend you follow Cat on Twitter. Here is (most of) the thread: Doing research with developer… · Shared by 24
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What would it look like if we could ask, "how do I make this the absolute best environment for complex problem-solving" instead of "how do I take away all these annoying hard problems." The stuff we want to accomplish in the world is hard. But can be joyful to accomplish.
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TBM 37/52: (Dis)incentives1 min read · Aug 25th · “It is ALL about incentives!” “We need to incentivize the right behavior!” Sound familiar? Here’s the problem... · Shared by 32
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I’m sure this sounds trivial. But it amazes me how many leaders believe that the flaw is in the reward structure, not the environment and support structure.
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The One Tool Startups Need to Brainstorm, Test and Win~18 min read · Aug 9th · At the heart of the Lean Startup movement, the Business Model Canvas can help early stage startups carve out a successful model. · Shared by 912, including Christo Meid, Neil Hart 💙, Oliver Raduner
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What I Learned at Clubhouse 📓~14 min read · Jul 20th · I’ve learned a lot about building startups over the past few years, and have become much more opinionated on how to do it well. I spent the last 2 years at Clubhouse, where my learning was… · Shared by 602, including Swebliss, Arturo Rebolledo
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Importantly, don’t just tell, rather show users how you want them to engage. Collaboration between community and product can be very valuable here.
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The difference between Gamification and Incentivization, and how to use them in edTech20+ min read · Aug 5th · Gamification does not mean ‘adding badges’. Let’s explore the real crossovers between games and edTech. · Shared by 317, including Jesús Torres 👩‍💻, 👨‍✈️ AA-Admiral ⚓🚀🌌, @stephaniewalter@front-end.social, Nick Floro, Ines Bieler, Christo Meid, Mike Taylor
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