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TLDR PRODUCT MANAGEMENT 2026-03-13

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01GENERAL

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Even with AI, product teams often take months to deliver. Why? Because tool switching, slow builds, and coordination overhead haven't gone away.

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03OPINIONS & TUTORIALS

DANCING WITH PROBLEMS

Product problems rarely have a single clear definition. Teams must continually move between behavioral, contextual, and strategic perspectives to understand them. Product leaders create shared understanding by helping teams explore these layers together and refine the real problem over time.

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04RESOURCES & TOOLS

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FORRESTER + HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW REPORT: REIMAGINING PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT WITH AI

AI has launched product development into uncharted terrain. While many are thriving in this turbulence, others still struggle to unlock AI's full potential. Miro commissioned Forrester Consulting and Harvard Business Review to conduct a widescale study of global product leaders [9] -- covering potential wins, current roadblocks, and

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HOW GOOD IS YOUR BACKLOG? HOW TO SHAPE THE WORK FOR PRODUCT SUCCESS

When backlog items feel too big or vague, the problem is usually poor shaping around customer needs, not just missing detail. Teams should shape work together through problem clarification, workshops, and spikes so they can learn faster, avoid handoff friction, and deliver value in smaller, clearer steps.

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KILL YOUR DARLINGS (22 MINUTE PODCAST)

Flatlining products that generate some revenue but show no growth often block better opportunities. Product leaders must deliberately sunset them as portfolio decisions to free teams to discover the next source of growth.

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05MISCELLANEOUS

VISHAL KAPOOR'S 10 RULES FOR BUILDING HONEST PRODUCTS WITH AI

AI can accelerate experimentation and prototyping, but building trustworthy products still requires human judgment, customer understanding, and first-principles thinking. Teams should use AI to explore ideas faster while prioritizing simplicity, transparency, and real customer value.

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WHAT EXCELLENT GROWTH TEAMS SEE THAT OTHERS MISS (43 MINUTE VIDEO)

Great growth teams don't chase experiments or tactics. They identify and remove the real friction blocking users from getting value. Sustainable growth comes from deep customer understanding, faster learning, and compounding the insights that truly matter.

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