Product Management Blog

The One Interview Question You Need To Ask When Being Interviewed for a Product Role

The one interview question to ask in a product management interview to get feedback and improve

How Having Bad Agile Retrospective Meetings Can Sink a Team

Agile retrospectives can easily go wrong, leading to some pretty big team issues. Check out this take on three common pitfalls that pop up

Why Price Transparency is Critical for SaaS Products

Don't blindside your users as the product manager of a SaaS product. Price transparency will pay off in more ways than one!

Three Things to Keep In Mind When Running eCommerce AB Tests

Here are three key ways to avoid common AB testing pitfalls helpful for any agile ecommerce product manager

The Biggest Problem Agile Teams Have with Retrospectives

Agile retrospective meetings can take too long, and that's why many don't have enough of them. Here are three ways to make retrospectives l

The Novelty Effect: An Important Factor to Be Aware of When Running A/B Tests

The novelty effect can have a big implications for running A/B tests for new features. Find out more about the novelty effect and three way

3 Extremely Helpful Tools That Can Help You Learn Faster

Learning faster can help any product manager be better. Here are 3 tools that help increase how fast you can learn

Agile Software Development Retrospectives: Why the Invitee List Matters

Why inviting guests to your agile software development retrospectives can improve your retros

What Is Psychological Safety and Why Is It Important for Product Managers

For product managers looking to have the best possible teams, psychological safety is a critical soft skill that needs to be developed

The Way of Thinking That Separates the Good Product Managers From the Great

Servant leadership is critical for product managers to empower agile teams and deliver value to the customer

What is Recency Bias and Why is it Bad For Retrospectives?

Recency bias is commonly misunderstood. Here is how it applies to agile software development teams and why it can be so bad for retros