Mindset – Building Product Communities and Transforming Teams with Adam Warburton and Rosemary King
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In the latest episode, Rosemary King welcomes Adam Warburton to Mindset. Adam is currently Head of Digital Products at The Co-Op, one of the world’s largest consumer co-operatives. He is also co-organiser of MTP Engage in Manchester.
Rosemary and Adam discuss the importance of product communities and personal development and draw from their own experiences and expertise to answer questions from the Mind the Product community.
Look out for our special guest, Molly the dog! 🐕
Show Notes
05:00 | What do you do when you know you’re not getting the best out of your team?
11:46 | What is the difference between a product manager and a product owner?
17:45 | How do I engage a development team, that works abroad, with our personas, user research, and broader design thinking?
29:50 | How did you transform a toxic team?
Resources
Question 2
Question 3
- Communication & Alignment Workshop (previously known as Essentials) – Synthesis module
Question 4
- Level Up Your Product Game Using Empathy (blog and video)
- Product Management Foundations Workshop – Team Culture module
About Mindset
Mindset is a Mind the Product series featuring expert product thinkers. Speaking with Rosemary King, they give helpful answers to product practice questions collected from our training workshop attendees and the greater Mind the Product community. Discover more episodes!
About the author
Rosemary King
Rosemary is an experienced product manager who has specialized in software development, agile enablement and lean methodologies for the past seven years. She has worked across diverse domains including government, finance, retail and enterprise. After starting her tech career in the New York City start-up scene, she moved into consulting and has spent time with ThoughtWorks and Pivotal Labs London. She has done freelance consulting and training with incubator programs like start-up bootcamp, done UX research on four continents and likes cold water surfing.
