Product Managers, Level Up Your Problem-Solving Skills - Product Talk
Have you heard? My new book Continuous Discovery Habits is now available. Get the product trio's guide to a structured and sustainable approach to continuous discovery. I’ve never met a […]
I’ve never met a product manager who doesn’t want to get better at what they do. The challenge is not in the desire, but in putting that desire into action. Product management isn’t a well-defined function. It’s changed rapidly over the past two decades. Most of us have had to learn on the fly, doing the best we can. We’ve learned by doing. There is no better way to learn. But we can accelerate our learning by looking to those who have come before us. We see evidence of this in our existing methodologies. The Lean Startup was influenced by The Toyota Way and is grounded in the scientific metho
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