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The power of behavioral psychology in product

The power of behavioral psychology in product

The article explores how behavioral psychology can be applied in product management.

Sid Saladi

Creating courageous product teams with Yi-Wei Ang

Creating courageous product teams with Yi-Wei Ang

In this #mtpcon San Francisco talk, Yi-Wei Ang, Chief Product Officer at Talabat, tells us why it's so important to develop a culture of courage across a product team, and he shows us some ways to achieve it

Eira Hayward

SUNDAY REWIND: The GIST Framework by Itamar Gilad

SUNDAY REWIND: The GIST Framework by Itamar Gilad

This Sunday Rewind is a talk from #MTP Engage Manchester in which consultant Itamar Gilad takes us through his GIST (goals, ideas, steps, tasks) framework.

Eira Hayward

Cascading OKRs – more trouble than it’s worth

Cascading OKRs – more trouble than it’s worth

John Doerr and Google pioneered the concept of cascading OKRs during Google's early phase of growth and it was a huge success. However, Greg Bayer delves into the challenges that introducing this strategy may bring.

Greg Bayer

The power of perspective: Strategies for product managers to overcome biases

The power of perspective: Strategies for product managers to overcome biases

How do you recognize and overcome bias as a product manager? Saurabh Pandey has some suggestions for helpful strategies

Saurabh Pandey

How AI-generated software could turn your competitive moat into a puddle

How AI-generated software could turn your competitive moat into a puddle

With generative AI on course to code the majority of software we use, Beckett Johnson looks at how SaaS companies will need to adapt in order to stay competitive

Beckett Johnson

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Reflections on my journey to becoming a product manager

Reflections on my journey to becoming a product manager

Titus Chereches reflects on the journey of his career to date and analyses what he finds so fascinating and fulfilling about being a product manager

Titus Chereches

Exploring the world of product operations – Antonia Landi on The Product Experience

Exploring the world of product operations – Antonia Landi on The Product Experience

Product Operations has been the talk of the town over the past two years, but why is it so important in product management, and what does the role entail? In this week's podcast, Antonia Landi, Product Operations Consultant, leads us on a journey through the world of product ops, outlining its purpose, significance, and how its role can vary based on a company's specific needs. We delve into the misconceptions around product ops and discover that it’s not just about creating mural boards but is an essential cog in the product development machinery.

Louron Pratt

Value sensitive design and AI: A reconsideration

Value sensitive design and AI: A reconsideration

Phil Hopkins, Director of Product Management at Amazon Music delves into the deeper implications of Value Sensitive Design (VSD), a discipline that extends beyond engineering practices. Learn why understanding and incorporating human values are paramount in product design decisions and how VSD offers valuable preparation for this critical moment.

Phil Hopkins

A product owner's guide to future planning

A product owner's guide to future planning

In this article, Product Owner, Victor Semin, outlines a simple structure and provides a description of the most common sources of inspiration to consider while planning the further development of their product.

Victor Semin

Deep dive: How to deal with cognitive bias in product – Part 2

Deep dive: How to deal with cognitive bias in product – Part 2

In part two of this deep dive, Mind the Product’s and Pendo's Principal Strategist Christine Itwaru discusses common biases in product management careers, like authority, recency, availability, survivorship, and bandwagon effect.

Christine Itwaru

Top product management reads in July

Top product management reads in July

Is product management dead at Airbnb? And if it is, what does that mean for the rest of us? Do you want to understand a bit more about product operations or are you looking for ways to reignite your passion for product? In case you missed any of it, here’s a round-up of the most-read posts on the Mind the Product blog in July.

Eira Hayward