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How to do product management the right way
The ‘right way’ to do product management is the way that works at your company and gets results for the business and your users. Not a specific process…
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Steedan Crowe
Managing the sprint
We all run into at least a few common challenges when managing sprints. The good news is that making a few changes can have a really positive impact and…
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Steedan Crowe
Is your product backlog ruining your life? 5 steps to getting your backlog back on track
How to manage your product backlog efficiently and save time. From removing unnecessary tasks to planning and estimating. How to keep your backlog from…
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How to know what to build next as a Product Manager
How do you know what to build next? If even the best plans can fail, how do you improve your chances of success? In short, you just need to try more…
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5 books that changed how I think as a Product Manager
Some of these books would make great gifts; be sure to add a couple to your wish list and maybe even pick one up for a friend.
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Is product manager a good role in 2025?
Current economic issues aside, the answer to the question, “Should you become a product manager in 2025?” lies in the answer to “Why did you want the…
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Your next 30 60 90 days as a Product Manager
As you move through your next 30 to 60 days, remember that the journey of a product manager is like that of the products you manage: a continuous cycle…
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Steedan Crowe
30 60 90 day plan for product managers
A 30 60 90 day plan is a great way to stay focused while giving you the chance to reevaluate at regular intervals. Here's the template I use and have…
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Your first 30 days as a Product Manager
Your first 30 days are a critical time in any new company, role, or team. What you do now will have lasting impacts.
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Product Management can be lonely, but it doesn’t have to be
Recognizing this isolated nature of Product Management and seeking avenues for connection and support is critical to your growth and survival as a PM…
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Steedan Crowe
What does Product Management have in common with being a First Responder?
In many ways, Product Managers are first responders in how we work within organizations.
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You could already have the skills to be a Product Manager
It’s common for people in Product Management to come from other careers and backgrounds. One reason this transition could make sense is…
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