PRODUCTHEAD
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Recent editions
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» Hierarchy in organisations appeals to our innate need for stability, but turns us into ego-driven and needy children » Nature abhors a hierarchy. What if there was a viable alternative way to organise ourselves? » Valve Corporation shows new employees how an organisation can operate without hierarchy
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» Even seemingly successful companies fail because of “one thing” » Amazon is winning because it’s playing the game differently » 6 ways to defend your business from systemic stresses » Practical ways to build your mental resilience to setbacks
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» Even introverts need a bit of social time in lockdown – just on their terms » If we’re persuading, we’re selling, says Daniel Pink » Selling is listening, understanding, empathy and only then does persuasion factor in » Myers-Briggs test is pseudoscientific nonsense
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» Qualifying yourself to be a product manager » Finding a product manager job » Janna’s advice on how to get into product management » Landing and starting a new product manager job » What it’s like working at a startup » Job fairs and job boards
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» What happens when words and deeds don’t align » More than office decoration: taking a stand on core values » When our values are aligned to the things we create, work doesn’t feel like work » What is meant by the word “brand”
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» Lockdown has accelerated existing tech adoption trends » You need to be asking different questions about product strategy now » 25% discount available on my Product Management Masterclass » How to make your résumé stand out from the competition » 5 lessons from transforming culture in government » Avoid the biases and traps of user and market research » How to use product strategy to influence dysfunctional corporate strategy