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Canary in the mine: AAA game developers are unionising
Early warning signs that there may be another storm brewing in tech for product managers to weather
Category: General
Articles about product management
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Are developers vibe coding themselves out of a job?
And is the increasing reliance by junior developers on AI coding assistants storing up a generational skills shortage for the future – ‘professional debt’, if you will?
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Cloud computing for non-technical product managers
To understand how cloud computing works, we’re going to start with the basic building blocks and work our way up.
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Is coding in the open right for your organisation?
Coding in the open benefits public sector organisations and can yield a strategic advantage to commercial organisations also. I explore how and why.
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Getting your first job as a product manager
Getting your first job as a product manager can seem impossible. Thankfully it’s not! I share my advice on how to break into a career in product management.
Force multipliers
I seek out “force multipliers” to extract multiple benefits from the same work, like my very own workplace fusion reaction. Can you find your own?
Thank you for 10 years of support
Just a quick post to say that Product People Limited is 10 years old today. And I’m proud of it :-)
Billion-dollar platforms – how they did it
I was asked recently whether platforms will conquer the world. My view? They already have. In this article I share how they’ve done it, and how you can successfully bring your own platform to market.
Whatever this is, this web3 product manager role is not a product manager
Jason Shah says that joining a web3 company can be “an opaque process and a risky decision”. I’d add “ethically challenging and morally grey” to that description.
