Product Picks for the Week of Nov 25, 2023
Tony Pagliocco
Senior Vice President of Product Management - ALDAR| Ex-Boeing ??| Ex-Hasbro ??| Gartner Product Management Community Ambassador ??| Agile Evangelist & Data Driven Leader of Best-in-Class Product Teams ??
Goodbye November, Hello December!
I'm excited to welcome you back again for another issue, this one being issue #5 and I'm not lacking for content because the community is on fire right now. Each week, I scour the depths of the Linkedin product world to bring you the most intriguing and valuable content (that you may have missed) right to your inbox. What truly energizes me in our product community is not just the shared passion but the diverse range of opinions, thoughts, and processes. It's always a new week of learning and growth for myself as well as I find these posts and articles.
Speaking of growth, since we launched this newsletter, we've witnessed an incredible 33.23% increase in subscribers! Seeing this community expand is not just heartening; it fuels my dedication to bring you even more enriching content.
So, let's dive into this week's handpicked selections and in the words of National Football League great Vince Lombardi, "We will chase perfection, and we will chase it relentlessly, knowing all the while we can never attain it. But along the way, we shall catch excellence" Thanks everyone, enjoy the content!
Sachin Sharma (Sr. Product Manager at BharatPe) on "Decoding the Mysteries of Product Failures"
Sachin Sharma takes us through the often-overlooked reasons behind product failures. His insights remind us that failure isn't just a setback but a learning opportunity. Understanding the 'why' behind failed products can be a goldmine for future success. Sachin's article is a must-read for anyone looking to build resilience and wisdom in their product management career.
Jim Morris (Founder of The Product Discovery Group) Explores "Product Leaders: Getting Teams Started with Product Discovery"
Jim Morris emphasizes the critical role of product discovery in team success. His approach to getting teams onboard with product discovery processes is insightful, especially for those in leadership roles. It's a reminder that great products start with great discovery.
Kyle Poyar (Operating Partner at OpenView) Discusses "The Next Era of SAAS Metrics"
In the ever-changing landscape of SaaS, Kyle Poyar presents a fresh perspective on metrics. His article is a deep dive into the evolving benchmarks that drive SaaS success. For anyone in the SaaS space, this is an eye-opener to stay ahead in the game.
Omolara Osiyemi - CMKtr, ACIM (Co-Founder of The Product Cradle) on "The Power of Saying No as a Product Manager"
Omolara Osiyemi brings a powerful message about the strength in saying 'no'. As product managers, the ability to prioritize and sometimes decline requests is crucial for sustainable success. Her insights are a valuable lesson in maintaining focus and integrity in our roles.
ibrahim bashir (VP of Product at Amplitude) on "Biases in Product Leadership"
Ibrahim Bashir offers a compelling exploration of the subtle yet impactful role of biases in product leadership. His insights highlight the importance of awareness and mitigation of these biases to guide decision-making effectively. A crucial read for leaders seeking to navigate their roles with objectivity and inclusivity.
Wrapping Up This Week
And that brings us to the end of this week's product picks. Enjoy them, share them, learn from them but most of all remember that once we stop learning, we stop growing, so every bit helps, all the time! ;)
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1 年Thanks man. another great round of inspiring people and ideas. Jim Morris' guide is particularly interesting.