When most people talk about "vision" they're evoking a concept of long-term planning, setting big and brash goals that you might or might not achieve, but which set a "north star" by which you can plot the course of your product and company. And … [Continue reading]
The Importance of Knowing What You Don’t Know
As Product Managers, we're called on a lot to weigh in on questions, considerations, and issues related to our market, our customers, and our products. And we're often pressured to provide opinions either with or without sufficient data to feel … [Continue reading]
Don’t be Afraid to Admit You’re Wrong!
One of Amazon's prized leadership principles is "Be right, a lot." And we should certainly strive for that as Product Managers, no matter what company we work for, or what product we're working on. But there's a corollary to that statement that's … [Continue reading]
10 Questions: Greg Hartrell
A few weeks ago, I was perusing Quora as I often do, and came across a really great and insightful answer describing the differences between a "good" and "bad" roadmap by Greg Hartrell. The answer was so good that I couldn't help but reach out him, … [Continue reading]
Sometimes Success Takes a Little Luck
Have you ever stopped to think about what makes some products successful while others languish in obscurity? What made Orkut fail while Facebook took the world by storm? What made StackExchange such a tremendously popular forum when there are … [Continue reading]
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