18 Blog Posts That Inspired You Most in 2020
“What a timely post, I was just talking about this with my colleague!" I love seeing messages like this when I share an Aha! blog post on LinkedIn. Writing has always…
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The 8 Best New Features in Aha! in 2020
Tough. This word perfectly captures the essence of 2020 for me. From illness and staggering unemployment, to isolation and not knowing what will come next, it feels like…
Aha! Commits $350,000 to Charitable Giving in 2021
You can find Aha! teammates located across eight countries and 89 cities. Our team has a global reach — especially when it comes to helping those in need. I recently…
New Workspace Filters in Dashboards
Seeing the results of your work is satisfying. Reporting dashboards help you track all of your key performance indicators on a single page. And we just made a great…
Qualitative vs. quantitative data for product managers
Did you know that the right brain/left brain theory is a myth? It is impossible to only use one side of the brain. For example, musicians are considered creative,…
6 Traits of Successful Chief Innovation Officers (That You Can Put in Practice Today)
"Do you think of yourself as creative or conventional?" This question recently sparked a lively discussion with the Aha! team. Some folks referenced their DIY home…
How to Build an Effective Idea Management Process
Ideas can drown you. Suggestions come from teammates and sometimes directly from customers. And you have your own running list of what to do next. Taken in aggregate, you…
My Name Is Dale Potter — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
Dale enjoys being part of a worldwide remote team that works with one heartbeat. Find out more about Dale Potter and why he joined the Aha! team.
Just Launched! — New Ways to Understand Customers Through Empathy Sessions
Bringing people together for a meaningful conversation is never simple. RSVPs, time zones, competing priorities, and more — it is a lot to navigate. But staying connected…
19 Questions All Curious Product Managers Ask
"I spend two-thirds of the time thinking about what people want to hear and one-third thinking about what I want to say." You might think this is a quote from a…
