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Make sure you clarify—or decide—what "improve" actually means. For example, it could mean user growth, revenue growth, delight, or enabling a new use case.
Cracking the PM Career
Jackie Bavaro and Gayle McDowell
Standardization will look different at every company, depending on your needs, but there are some core areas we all need to standardize, like idea management, roadmapping, product tool kits, and onboarding. And of course, none of this actually replaces the need for skilled product managers. These processes can only help you if the quality of the inputs is good.
Product Operations
Melissa Perri and Denise Tilles
Scaling Work Is More Than Just Technical Issues
Scaling is often characterized as a series of technical issues. But you also need to scale systems and tools to be more effective. Great teams invest in great tooling. Viewing scaling just as tech can lead to PMs thinking its an "engineering problem" and not viewed as part of product thinking.
Product Work Beyond Product-Market Fit
Fareed Mosavat & Casey Winters
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