Top product management reads in January

January was the month of getting back into the swing of things at work by opening back up our laptops, exchanging pleasantries with our co-workers, and planning for the year ahead. Read on to find out what was popular on Mind the Product this month.

Demystifying product thinking: A guide to user-centric innovation

In this comprehensive article, Sid Saladi, a seasoned product leader, unpacks everything about product thinking, from fundamental concepts to practical frameworks and tools.

Read the article here

What developers wish product managers know

In this article, Ahana Roy Choudhury, an R&D software engineer at Dassault Systemes Americas Corp, suggests a framework for a collaborative approach between product managers and developments, key to a successful product development.

Find out the keys to a collaborative approach here.

Burnout in product managers: Don’t let it happen to you

A reminder to prioritize self-care and avoid burnout in the new year. The article provides insights and tips on preventing burnout in the field of product management.

Discover ways to prevent burnout.

Pros and cons of combining the CTO and CPO roles

Dim Entelis, Founder of Entelis.Team exploresthe advantages and challenges of combining the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Chief Product Officer (CPO) roles in a business.

Understand the pros and cons of combining these C-suite roles.

The ten truths of customer-centric product teams

In this article, Leslie Grandy, Founder and Principal at The Product Guild, outlines the 10 principles to follow to be a customer-centric product team.

How many of these ten truths are you following?

Look out for more product management content on the Mind the Product website in February. Did we not cover a topic that you’d like to learn more about this month? Let us know in the comments or email editor@mindtheproduct.com