Product Manager to Customer: “What Do You Really Want?”
Listen to the customer. This is the advice given to many product managers. But what if you are listening — yet hearing all the wrong things?
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10 Steps Product Managers Take to Get to The Lovability Line
I bet you can think of at least a few customers who absolutely love your product. They are vocal, share positive feedback, say that you “get” them, and advocate for your…
Just Launched! — Enhanced Aha! + GitHub Integration
The smallest changes can make big impacts for product managers. You fret the details while working to see the big picture. You seek to capture valuable insights so you…
Smash More Bugs
Drop everything. This is what our team does when a bug is found. Recently, a customer reported an issue in a new feature that had just gone live. We quickly identified…
5 Ways to Know if Your Boss Is Selfish
Do you work for a selfish boss? Check out these 5 signs that your boss is selfish and discover how to make your company more lovable.
The Top 6 Blog Posts for Product Managers — May 2017
More great blog posts about building lovable products. This was a busy spring. We introduced Lovability, the bestselling book from Aha! CEO Brian de Haaff. Resources for…
Just Launched! — The New Reports Dashboard for Product Management
You probably have tons of reports scattered around. I always had at least my product goals and their statuses, ideas submitted by customers, and features planned based on…
Hey Boss: My First Day Really Stunk
I will never forget that day. I had just started a new job after finishing graduate school and moving back to the San Francisco Bay area. I showed up at the specified…
My Name Is Barbara Dinoff — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
Embrace the unexpected. I suppose my parents instilled this trait in me. In the early 1990s, they moved our family from Poland to the U.S. — sight unseen. I cannot…
Just Launched! — Daily Digest Emails From Aha!
How do you get to zero emails in your inbox? Read on. We know that for many of you, Aha! is a friend, but a friend that has just a bit too much to say. The type of friend…
