There are so many good books available today that try to explain to company leaders the advantages of empowering your people. Some of my current favorites include: Leaders Eat Last, Startup Nation, The Art of Action, Turn the Ship Around, Extreme Ownership, Team of Teams, and Leadership is Language. I consider each of these inspiring...
Join us in person for the first time at the Pendo.io offices in Old Street. An opportunity to hear and learn from experienced product experts, delivering tal...
An Empowered Product Team’s Pledge To Customers As a company moves from sales-driven feature teams to empowered product teams, there are some fairly significant changes to how the product teams need to interact with customers. Most of those changes are not directly visible to the customers, as they involve how product teams do their daily...
How Big Tech companies innovate and create mega-successful products. The answer goes much deeper than just process.
One month ago I subscribed to Digit, a service that promises a way to “save money without thinking about it”. The way it works is simple – you submit your mobile number, link your bank account and you’re pretty much set. There are no apps, no user interfaces or additional confirmations. The only thing Digit [...] Read more »
Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview: Directed by Paul Sen. With Robert X. Cringely, Steve Jobs. A conversation with Steve Jobs as he was running NeXT, the company he had founded after leaving Apple.
Like most of us, when Melissa Perri started as a product manager she started with giant requirements documents, dutifully recording every little detail from stakeholders and turning them into shiny docs for the developers. Then she discovered Agile and churned out features even faster. But eventually she realised that she had been building features for [...] Read more »
Find out how strengthening your empathy helps you better understand users and customers, influence stakeholders, and guide team members.
Our London stage has played host to an exceptional group of product speakers over the past decade, so each week in the run-up to this year's event, we’ll bring you the most exciting moments from #mtpcon London in years gone by. We start with the year it all began. At the 2012 #mtpcon London, Marty Cagan led an incredible session on building products that customers love. Watch the video in full or read on for Marty’s top tips!
Release notes are the most undervalued pieces of growth bypassed by most teams. Most often seen as boring documents to write, they’re…