TLDR Product

TLDR PRODUCT MANAGEMENT 2023-12-01

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02OPINIONS & TUTORIALS

EXOTIC METRICS: A PARABLE FOR PRODUCT PEOPLE

"Exotic Metrics" showcases the tendency of product teams to overcomplicate success metrics, evolving from straightforward measures to complex, unactionable metrics. This common pitfall in product teams leads to metrics that are challenging to calculate, influence, and utilize effectively.

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03RESOURCES & TOOLS

PRODUCT OR FEATURE ROLL-OUT STRATEGIES

This post gives an overview of different ways to roll out a new product. It also provides a framework of key factors to think through before making the choice on rollout strategy.

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PRODUCT LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES

This article provides a PM’s view on 13 product leadership principles that are crucial to the role. The list provides an opportunity for the reader to think through their own biases and philosophies when it comes to product management.

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04MISCELLANEOUS

SHIP TO LEARN

How to move fast to learn - but not recklessly - and take responsibility to improve as you go.

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6 CORE COMPETENCIES OF A PRODUCT MANAGER

The “Product Manager's Hexagon” outlines six core competencies essential for product managers: leadership, business, tech, design, execution, and personal development. Each area encompasses vital skills like effective communication, market research, software knowledge, design principles, and emotional intelligence.

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THE QUESTION BEHIND THE QUESTION

Mastering the "question behind the question" technique is crucial for effective communication and decision-making for PMs. This article highlights strategies to uncover and address deeper concerns behind surface questions such as cutting neverending back-and-forth or understanding others’ concerns and risks.

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