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100 Things I’ve Learned

Jock Busuttil’s (@jockbu) series “100 Things I’ve Learned” is what he’s learned about product management over the years – usually the hard way.

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86: The 4 unintended side-effects of risk aversion and what to do about them

86: The 4 unintended side-effects of risk aversion and what to do about them

Jun 22, 2022

When we become more worried about risk, four unintended things also tend to happen: bottlenecking, erosion…

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85: The agency trap

85: The agency trap

May 11, 2022

How can product management fit into an agency business model? Spoiler alert: _not easily_

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84: Start building a community of practice with the 3 minute challenge

84: Start building a community of practice with the 3 minute challenge

Feb 23, 2022

When you start out as a head of product, you’ll probably need to create a community…

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6: 6 tips for presenting slides that don’t suck

6: 6 tips for presenting slides that don’t suck

Jan 5, 2022

All product managers will need to stand up and present to others at some point. You…

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83: 5 tips to ace your first impression at a new job

83: 5 tips to ace your first impression at a new job

Nov 10, 2021

Because so much of product management is about working with people, it’s important to take time…

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82: Replatforming the cash cow

82: Replatforming the cash cow

Sep 29, 2021

Engineering teams are choosing to work on projects that make them look busy, but which don’t…

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81: The unifying principles of product management

81: The unifying principles of product management

Aug 25, 2021

A recent tweet by John Cutler provoked some interesting reactions. It got me thinking about whether…

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80: The neverending quest for product-market fit

80: The neverending quest for product-market fit

Apr 28, 2021

Even if your product’s achieved product-market fit, you’re wrong if you think you never need to…

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79: The product leader’s guide to interviewing product managers

79: The product leader’s guide to interviewing product managers

Mar 10, 2021

I’m often involved in the interviewing and hiring process, so I’d like to share with you…

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78: How to start a new product manager job

78: How to start a new product manager job

Feb 10, 2021

Starting a new product manager job can be daunting, particularly if you don’t change jobs very…

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