Every time we product managers start a new job, we have to assess in the first 30-60-90 days if we have the team and the product management tools to do the job. Which product management tools you choose for your stack depends on your role, team and company. Here is our running list of recommendations, updated for 2019.
If Product Managers Ran Congress…
What if Product Managers ran Congress? A modest proposal for how Congress could get a whole lot more done with a whole lot less hate and drama.
Product Analytics Tools for Product Managers
Need a Product Analytics tool to analyze user data for your product? Here is a cheat sheet to help you pick the right tool. Just for product managers.
Cryptocurrency & Blockchain: A Little Patience is Needed
How do the Blockchain and Cryptocurrency industries compare to Social Media when it comes to investment and exits? A little perspective.
Wireframing Tools for Product Managers
Need a Wireframing Tool to sketch designs for your team? Here is a cheat sheet to help you pick the right tool. Just for product managers.
Voice of the Customer Tools for Product Managers
A good product manager not only shows up for work but cares about customer feedback. Fortunately, product managers don’t have to deal with crazy foodie types that post pictures on Yelp and leave feedback. Instead, some great Voice of the Customer (VOC) programs exist to help you tap into customers’ wants, needs, and expectations in a constructive manner.
Wiki Tools for Product Managers
Need a wiki for your product management tool stack? Need to find the right tool quickly? Use this Wiki Software Cheat Sheet to help you choose. The following Wiki tools are grouped by those that are common choices for enterprises and well-funded startups and those that work best for small to medium businesses.
Product Market Fit
Product/market fit means being in a good market with a product that can satisfy that market.
Here’s a primer for product managers and their teams on what product market fit is and the most common approaches to achieving it.
Product Discovery
Product Discovery is at the core of every product manager’s job. It is why most of us become product managers. We love the creative challenge of solving market problems. Here is a primer.