The Curse of the Platform Product Manager
On my weekly bike ride yesterday a fellow rider shared with me an interesting perspective. He has spent the last several years at a well-known technology company, and was…
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Single Sign-On (SSO) Now Available for Aha!
Integrating the tools your product teams use daily with Aha! is a great way to focus the team on what matters most — building better products. Currently, there are more…
Successful Candidates Never Ask This Question
A few days ago, I wrote Why Perfect Candidates (Like You) Walk Away. It’s the story of how good employers often scare off the best candidates for jobs that they both want…
How Bad Companies Scare Off Perfect Candidates
I love interviewing people. That’s because interviews are about listening and learning. As the CEO of a rapidly growing software company, the people we hire are…
3 Big Lies Marketing Leaders Tell the CEO
Did you know that 65 percent of employees admit to lying to keep their job? Learn the 3 biggest lies marketing leaders tell their boss.
Aha! Now Integrated With Rally Software
Aha! now provides support for Rally customers who want to create brilliant product strategy and visual roadmaps. Today, we are thrilled to announce that we have added…
New in Aha! — Visualize Your Release and Feature Schedules
To plan is human, and even the most agile teams should think about new functionality as a new customer experience. New customer experiences go beyond just the product and…
1,000 Salespeople Called This CEO a Jerk
I seem to have touched a nerve. When I wrote Why This CEO Will Never Hire Another Salesperson last week, I had no idea that it would create a firestorm. I have written…
Books to Step Up Your Product Management Game
I’ve written before about how product managers are often considered the CEO of their product. Everyone has high expectations of them as the success of the product rests…
New Aha! Notes for Better Product Team Collaboration
If you’re like me, you’ve captured your share of product-related information. The problem is never a lack of information — it’s how you organize and share it. In talking…
