Ian Haynes is a digital marketing specialist and has successfully deployed over 500 pages of content as a ghostwriter for businesses of all sizes. He believes that for people to truly value your business and perceive it as a brand, your content needs to do much more than just inform, it needs to talk, engage, and convert. Outside of his work, Ian likes exploring Brooklyn with his Labrador.

Ian Haynes

Product Development Process

Product Discovery

Product Management Skills

How to find out what your customers want by Janet Bumpas

With a career founded in writing, I pivoted to Product, enjoying the challenges offered by managing diverse products while bringing clarity of communication to my work. I&#39;m passionate about seeing how fast the space is evolving, and always interested to be part of the conversation, whether as a contributor, or writer.

Jon Horvath

Product Management Process

Video

Jobs to be Done by Joe Leech

Adam is a Product Management expert, speaker, coach, and the creator of the Survival Metrics framework for product teams. You can see his Daily Product Insights on: Twitter @HonorableATpdm, Instagram Honorableat_PDM, and get biweekly, free product coaching on Substack via The Adam Thomas Newsletter .

Adam Thomas

Product Research

Beware the Tyranny of Customer Feedback

Peter Stadlinger has 15+ years of experience building world-class enterprise software in both corporate and start-up environments. He is head of product for Freshworks CRM. Previously, he held product leadership roles at Salesforce (Einstein), Adobe (Experience Cloud), BrightEdge and Boost Media. Peter started his career as a software engineer in Germany and gradually moved into product management at startups in Silicon Valley. Peter is passionate about customers, their use cases, and building scalable software for them.

Peter Stadlinger

Enterprise Product Management

Product Leadership

Product Management

What's the Secret to Becoming a Great Product Manager?

Ines Oliveira is a Service and Product Designer at Adaptive Lab. She’s spent her career solving problems in London, Paris, Lisbon and Porto. Ines has experience with different methodologies and types of projects: from digital services and products to creative direction, and design languages for brands to digitally evolve; from large scale platforms, to modular toolkits.

Ines Oliveira

Product Design

What Blocks our Empathy in the Design Thinking Process?

Kate's product management, org design, and marketing background spans more than 25 years. She has had a front-row seat to the evolving ways products are discovered, defined, built, and delivered and now takes her hands-on experience into organizations of all shapes and sizes as a consultant, coach, and advisor; helping to create authentic, high-performing cultures, teams, and products. Her consulting experience has taken her around the world, guiding clients that range from disruptive start-ups to Fortune 500 companies. Her first book,
<a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hiring-Product-Managers-beyond-culture-ebook/dp/B08H2JMC96/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&amp;keywords=kate+leto&amp;qid=1614946477&amp;sr=8-1" rel="nofollow"> Hiring Product Managers: Using Product EQ to go beyond culture and skills</a>, has recently
been released by Sense &amp; Respond Press. Find out more at <a href="https://www.kateleto.com/" rel="nofollow"> www.kateleto.com</a>.

Kate Leto

Community Post

Product focused vs. customer focused product management: What’s the difference?

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