Product-market fit describes a situation where a product’s target customers are adopting and telling many others about it thereby sustaining the product’s growth and value. This means that there is market demand for what you’re selling and people are willing to pay for it because it is superior to the…

The most effective communicators are not born, they are made. The right combination of practice, experience, and conditioning can help improve your communication skills. Communication — both oral and written is a crucial skill for Product Managers as your primary responsibility is to communicate the product vision to all stakeholders…

With the advent of Agile software development, the concept of user stories has replaced the need to write lengthy documentation on functional requirements. Keeping in line with this trend, Product Managers adopt user stories to communicate features of a product to engineers while keeping a user-centric perspective. A User Story…

Metrics are numerical data that display information about a process. They provide information about how a process works and lay the groundwork for feedback and improvement. Feedback loops aid in the measurement of feedback. …

Product decisions are made from multiple sources of information and interviews are one of the multiple sources. As a Product Manager, finding interviewees is a step towards Customer Development for your product. …

In Software development, teams have proven that implementing Agile frameworks, like Scrum and Kanban, allows them deliver value to their customers faster by building products using short cycles of work (iterations) that allow for rapid, continuous delivery and gives them the ability to respond quickly based on feedback. …

From the image above, I guess you might have an idea of what this is about… We can see a group of people(or a team) sitting by a round table possibly working together, having a discussion, trying out a new feature etc. In the world of software development, one of…

Previously, we knew someone(called a Web designer) built a website from start to finish. This Web designer used the languages(HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT, PHP etc) and the editors(notepad, sublime text etc.) on the old desktop computers. Also, when the CorelDraw and Photoshop applications were used to make designs and edit images…

One of the most exciting but also the hardest part of being a Product Manger is working with feedback while using the Agile Methodology. Starting out a project to upgrade an already existing website, I say to one set of existing users “please I'd love to hear about your experience…