2 Small Changes That Will Have Big Results in Product Management

Creating a product and selling it to the end user are two entirely different facets in any product life cycle. As a product manager, you have to understand that repeat sales are what determine whether your customers were really satisfied by whatever product they purchased from you. This means you have to develop a product

What is the Product Development Process?

Explaining the product development process is going to be a painful and tedious process. It’s not that the process is difficult, nor is it a problematic field in any way. It’s just painfully difficult to explain this in words. It’s impossible to not miss describing something important, resulting in an incomplete view of what the

3 Things Really Successful Product Managers Avoid Doing

For a product to be successful, product managers must make sure they are working hard to keep everything in order and avoid making any mistakes. There are some mistakes that some managers make that cause a whole product launch to fail. This can be very frustrating especially when the whole reason behind a new product

Best Practices for Product Management Budget

When I discovered it was time to discuss the product management budget concept, I cringed, I moaned and I groaned. Why? Not because I think it’s unimportant or something. It’s tremendously important, and it’s a challenge. I just, like so many people who aren’t bean counters or mathematicians, hate financial topics. Death and Taxes: Unfortunately,