Tag: Product Management
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Owning the Problem and the Decision you didn’t make- as a Product Manager
If you want to be seen as the owner of that product area, it comes with taking ownership of all the decisions of the past, good, bad and the stupid. Here is how to do it
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Measuring Impact of small changes to the product
How do you measure the effect of the small changes you are doing to your product
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A short note on developing skepticism
It’s easy to be be a believer, it gives you sense of purpose, a sense of comfort, but if you really want to succeed, you need to be a bit of a skeptic.
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The Uselessness of Net Promoter Score
While NPS(Net promoter score) maybe an extremely popular metric to understand customer loyalty, there is little evidence to support it’s claims. In this article I detail out everything from history of NPS, to uses, to issues
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My Work From Home setup
How I set up a functional, productive, and comfortable work from home area. Everything from a standing desk to gaming chair, to VC setup, to wire organisers
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Just make it work
Being best at the most important promise you make to the user is the key element, rest all is bells and whistles
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Why Twitter will never and should never have an edit button
Tweets are a system of records of a person’s opinion. Twitter is more valuable because it does not have edit.
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Validating your product hypothesis with a fake door test
You cannot and should not build every feature that is there in your backlog. One way many companies, especially startups, gauge the need of a specific feature is via a Fake door test. What is a Fake door test To put it simply, instead of building the feature your product simply pretends to have that…
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Structuring your thoughts: for Product managers
Structuring your thought process and ideas can help you focus your energy and prevent you from getting overwhelmed
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Product Management Haiku #5 : Trump Style : Use case without users
I have a use case, It is a good use case ,Huge, Zero users though There are a lot of interesting use cases you can solve. Stop any person in your company and ask them , do you have a use case to solve? The answer invariably would be Yes(If it is NO often ,…