Product Management

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"Make every detail perfect and limit the number details to perfect” – Jack Dorsey, Square -

Level 0 - What is Product Management?

  1. 1 A Product Manager’s Job 180
  2. 2 Who Are These 'Mini-CEOs' And What Do They Do? 48
  3. 3 What, exactly, is a Product Manager? 35
  4. 4 What is Product Management? 18
  5. 5 Microsoft Developer Blogs 7
  6. 6 Product Manager You Are… 13
  7. 7 What Product Management Is Not 15
  8. 8 Product Management vs. Product Marketing 19

Level 1 - Is it really for you?

  1. 1 How to Hire a Product Manager 16
  2. 2 The DNA of Product Management 24
  3. 3 The Dark Side of PM 13
  4. 4 Do I need to be technical to be a Product Manager? 8
  5. 5 Ode to a Non-Technical Product Manager 9
  6. 6 Rally® Software 3
  7. 7 The 3 Skillsets that Make Successful Product Managers 14

Level 2 - Becoming a Product Manager

  1. 1 How to become a product manager 19
  2. 2 How I became a PM 10
  3. 3 Do Product Managers really need a background in... 5
  4. 4 Want to be a PM? Do a project. 5
  5. 5 So you want to manage a product? 5
  6. 6 The 4 ways to Break into Product Management 4
  7. 7 12 things product managers should do in their first 30 days at a new company 5
  8. 8 4 Mistakes New Product Managers Make 9

Level 3 - Building great products

  1. 1 How To Create Products Customers Love 20
  2. 2 How to build great products 15
  3. 3 Make Things As Simple As Possible, But Not Simpler 5
  4. 4 We Love Lean – Lean startups, design, happiness and everything in between 7
  5. 5 The Power Of The Perfect Slice 2
  6. 6 The Ten Principles Of Building Great Products 5
  7. 7 The Year of the Looking Glass 2
  8. 8 How to build products users love 8

Level 4 - Get out of the building

  1. 1 The Four Steps to the Epiphany 5
  2. 2 How to Listen to Customers 10
  3. 3 Beginning Customer Development Ebook 3
  4. 4 How do Customer Development and Product Management fit together? (2014) 6
  5. 5 How to Structure (and get the most out of) Customer Development Interviews 3
  6. 6 The Customer Is Always Right... Except When They... 5
  7. 7 Your MVP is About Discovery 9

Level 5 - Requirements!

  1. 1 Painless Functional Specifications 13
  2. 2 How To Create Products Customers Love 7
  3. 3 Silicon Valley Product Group 10
  4. 4 Silicon Valley Product Group 4
  5. 5 Silicon Valley Product Group 6

Level 6 - Roadmaps, planning and prioritization!

  1. 1 The Seven Deadly Sins of Product Planning 14
  2. 2 Product strategy best practices [with examples] 7
  3. 3 Product Culture 5
  4. 4 You don't need a product road map 7
  5. 5 The Inconvenient Truth About Product 3
  6. 6 Silicon Valley Product Group 3
  7. 7 Product Culture 2
  8. 8 The pyramid model & what it means for PM focus 6

Level 7 - Working with engineers (a.k.a Bringing the Donuts)

  1. 1 The care and feeding of software engineers (or, why engineers are grumpy) 5
  2. 2 The ten project management commandments 5
  3. 3 Tech.pro 2
  4. 4 How to Work with PMs. A Cheat Sheet for Designers 4
  5. 5 How to Work with Engineers. A Cheat Sheet for Designers 3
  6. 6 How to Work With Software Engineers 3
  7. 7 The Iceberg Secret, Revealed 1
  8. 8 Leading Cross-Functional Teams as Product Manager 6

Level 8 - UX and working with designers

  1. 1 How to Work with Designers 15
  2. 2 Working with designers 3
  3. 3 UX Project Checklist 20
  4. 4 The Evolution of UX 12
  5. 5 If Disney Ran Your Hospital 1
  6. 6 The Design of Everyday Things 5
  7. 7 Emotional Design 4
  8. 8 Don't Make Me Think, Revisited 3

Level 9 - Giving and receiving feedback

  1. 1 You Won't Regret Positive Feedback 5
  2. 2 Thirty Percent Feedback 5
  3. 3 How To Run a Design Critique 4

Level 10 - Ship, Measure and Win

  1. 1 Some Guiding Principles for People That Build Things 6
  2. 2 Great Product Leaders Win Games 3
  3. 3 How to Deliver More Software Projects on Time 2
  4. 4 Always Be Defining Success 4
  5. 5 The only metric that matters 9
  6. 6 The blind product manager 7
  7. 7 Ben Kamens, "Shipping beats perfection" explained 3
  8. 8 Measure twice, cut once 2

Level 11 - Organizing a Product Management team

  1. 1 Organizing Product Management 12
  2. 2 Product Organizational Structure 8
  3. 3 Good Product Team / Bad Product Team 8
  4. 4 The Best Product Management Model? 10

Level 12 - Managing Up

  1. 1 How to create products customers love 8
  2. 2 Top Hacks from a PM Behind Two of Tech's Hottest Products 2
  3. 3 Silicon Valley Product Group 2
  4. 4 Product Culture 1
  5. 5 Influence Without Authority 2
  6. 6 Management Clichés That Work 1
  7. 7 The Art of Product Management 3
  8. 8 Bad Managers Talk, Good Managers Write 6

Level 13 - Becoming great

  1. 1 Good Product Manager, Bad Product Manager 15
  2. 2 Be a Great Product Leader 6
  3. 3 Top 10 Product Leadership Lessons 9
  4. 4 Ian McAllister's answer to What distinguishes the Top 1% of product managers from the Top 10%? 3
  5. 5 What innate traits do great internet product leaders share? If you were setting up a program to train user-focused internet product leaders/creators, what are the traits that can't be easily taught, that you'd look for in candidates? 5
  6. 6 Musings on Product Management 2
  7. 7 Hiring a great product leader 2
  8. 8 What Makes a Great Product Manager 2
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