How to Spy on Your Team
The corporate spies are out there. Monitoring emails. Tracking phone calls. Even peeking into your computer. What is this covert operation? It is the company — the one…
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The 7 Types of Remote Workers
Remember the characters from Office Space? The movie is now almost 20 years old. Yet I still hear it quoted on a regular basis. One of my co-workers even dressed up as…
My Name Is Joseph Antrosio — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
I have always been curious, especially about assumptions that are built into technology and systems and how they can be broken. My father instilled this in me at an early…
Just Launched! — Custom Workflows for Master Features, Features, and Requirements
Every team works in a unique way. There is no universal approach to building product. And no one tool works perfectly for everyone. Unsurprising, given the many different…
6 Questions to Ask If You Want to Grow Into a Leadership Role
Difficult work is often the most rewarding. This is especially true for those in leadership roles. I am incredibly proud of our software and the high-growth business we…
What Does Digital Transformation Really Mean?
Yes, it is true. I did recently write that I do not believe in digital transformation. Foolish? Maybe. But my point was a bit more nuanced. Improving technology and…
Product Managers Are Smarter Than a Spreadsheet
Does greatness come from a spreadsheet? Probably not if you are a product manager. Yet many are attempting to do so at this very moment — using a spreadsheet to manage…
33 questions smart product managers ask in job interviews
“Do you validate parking?” I had asked a job candidate at a previous company if they had any questions for me. And this was the sole question from the product manager I…
You vs. Your Company
What motivates you at work? We all have ambitions regardless of our role — individual contributors, managers, and executives. Ambition is good and it should be…
8 Transformational Blogs for Product Managers
“February is a time of transformation.” Not words you are used to hearing? Spring is usually synonymous with renewal. Winter is usually all dormancy and hibernation. But…
