To manage a product, a team, or organization, you first need to know how to manage yourself. Here are five steps to drive better outcomes for your product, your customers, your organization, and your career.
While attempting to foresee the future is always difficult — especially now — we believe the following six trends will be significant for product management in 2022.
We asked members of Productboard’s product team to share their 2022 resolutions — reflections, learnings, and intentions that they plan to double down on in the new year.
We asked members of Productboard’s product team to share their 2022 resolutions — reflections, learnings, and intentions that they plan to double down on in the new year.
Date-based, or “timeline,” roadmapping has become a boogieman for modern product teams. Yet, they are entirely useful in several scenarios, including for backward planning from milestones, multi-team planning, and release planning for the near future. We outline each in detail.
Jane Honey, Senior Product Director at Intercom, shares how Intercom built its Macros feature and lessons learned from the process.
CEOs from Figma, Amplitude, Launchdarkly, and Productboard share insights on how to work with a product-centric CEO.
Gibson Biddle shares his insights into customer-centricity at Netflix at the 2021 Product Excellence Summit.
In this article, we’re going to learn about how continuous feedback loops can improve your product, the best ways to collect customer feedback, and what to do after customers provide feedback.
How do you create product roadmaps that communicate the outcomes the product team is working towards? Our step-by-step guide can help you build your own.
At Productboard, we’ve observed three key practices that are adopted by customer-centric organizations. We’ve outlined them in a detailed infographic and ebook.
The most effective product teams constantly identify, test, and validate new ideas throughout a product’s lifetime—without sacrificing product delivery. Here’s how you can build a continuous product discovery practice in your organization.
