I’ve been following Christopher Bouzy for a few months and am excited to try Spoutible. So far, I appreciate the simple UI. A bit slower than I’d like but I’m okay to give it grace. So far, I approve of this MVP!
Here we go!
I’ve been following Christopher Bouzy for a few months and am excited to try Spoutible. So far, I appreciate the simple UI. A bit slower than I’d like but I’m okay to give it grace. So far, I approve of this MVP!
Here we go!
Putting this here as a reminder!
“Product management books to read in 2023” by mind the PRODUCT
Transparency is one of Netflix’s foundational values and as someone who loves to learn, and in particular, learning about product management, the access I have to various memos and documents is amazing. I hear things like “product requirements,” “acceptance criteria” and “strat memos,” all things that are new to me. Yet, because of the company transparency, I’m able to just go look things up. And I get to see some of the greatest PMs minds at work. It’s amazing and I feel so grateful.
Both a producer and product manager are the captains of the ship. They are the CEO of the project. They are in charge of rallying the troops and keeping morale up. Both of their jobs are to strategize and then effectively communicate that strategy to their partners.
And there are always stakeholders. Producers and product managers do what they do for whoever the stakeholder is: a studio, a company, an audience, etc.
Whether it’s telling a character’s story or sharing a user journey, it’s all storytelling. What are the wants and needs. And how are you going to achieve it for them.