product-management

As a product manager, it’s kind of beaten into us from the early days that you should never listen to your customers for solutions. Yet, it’s common to see the opposite.

If product management was ever perfected and applied evenly to every single company and industry, we’d likely swim in products that solve all our problems. Unfortunately, good product management is unevenly distributed and often takes on patterns and practices that are very far from optimal.

I alluded to this a few days ago, but I have a new role. Starting today, I am back at Microsoft.

Starting today, I am officially part of the Microsoft Developer Relations organization, helping scale the developer outreach efforts.

This is the story about how I ended up following the product manager career path.

An outline of the next steps in my professional journey - I am joining a new company and a new team.

It’s time for the next step in my career. Today is my last day at Microsoft.

I launched a podcast with my good friend Courtny Cotten. On the show, we talk about products, people, and experiences.

A non-comprehensive list of skills that product managers should develop to be successful in their career.

In this post, we talk about how every product manager needs to develop their selling skills.

I am all about numbers when it comes to driving decisions.

In this post, we’re discussing how to exhibit leadership traits in individual contributor roles.

As a product manager, it’s your responsibility to have a deep understanding of metrics for your product.

You can automate your status reporting with Trello and its native REST API.

Growing as a product manager means realizing that ideas don’t matter - execution and customer solutions do.