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- What is product conviction and where does it come from? - Brian Donohue & Michelle Fitzpatrick @ IntercomThe data says one thing, but your gut says otherwise. What’s a PM to do? Can you trust your intuition to make the right decision for your users? Luckily, Brian Donohue and Michelle Fitzpatrick have first-hand experience with building “product...36 min
- Changing human behaviours, one AI bot at a time - Sanette Tanaka Sloan @ Vox MediaWhen Sanette Tanaka Sloan joined Vox Media’s first-ever R&D team, she was tasked with designing an AI bot for the Amazon Echo. The goal? Change the way audiences were finding and consuming their news. Little did she know, this project would...35 min
- Personas & JTBD: Getting to know your users better - Mike Belsito & Michael Sacca @ Rocketship.FMUser personas and jobs to be done have long been go-to frameworks for product people wanting to click with their users. Mike Belsito and Michael Sacca recently did a deep-dive into these two concepts on Rocketship.FM. So on this bonus episode, they...35 min
- To think, or not to think, like a product manager - Melissa Perri @ Product Institute & Produx LabsAs a product management consultant and founder of a product school, Melissa Perri’s mission is clear-cut: teach people how to effectively think like a product manager. So we investigate what fuels product thinking, and how aspiring / existing PMs...31 min
- How a 'free forever' product can = rapid revenue growth – Marc von Brockdorff @ HotjarAn integral part of Hotjar's success (fully bootstrapped to $10 million ARR) is their freemium pricing model. Many Hotjar users will never pay the company a cent. We find out how free usage has helped Hotjar grow + how it impacts product decisions.29 min
- How a PM career preps you to be an early-stage startup founder – Ellen Chisa @ A new startupEllen Chisa recently made the transition from VP of Product at Lola to startup co-founder. We find out how Ellen’s career in product management is helping her tackle the challenges of an early-stage startup head on.30 min
- What is "PM culture?" – Aman Manik @ SquareAman Manik noticed that his fellow product managers at Square had very different perspectives on what their job description should be. So, he decided to get them all together to come up with a singular definition of what it means to be part of their...27 min
- Why PMs need to be great writers – Evan Michner @ AtlassianSuccessful product managers = world-class communicators. It’s why much of a PM’s time is spent writing. Evan Michner, creative writer-turned-product manager, makes the case for why writing is a critical (and not-easy) skill for PMs to develop +...29 min
- Burndown framework: An alternative to scrum – Matt Bilotti @ DriftSince adopting Burndown, Drift had increased revenue by 5x. Matt Bilotti talks to us about what Burndown is, how it differs from traditional agile and scrum methodologies, and how the framework amplifies Drift's customer-first approach to products.28 min
- Making smarter decisions with machine learning – Inga Chen @ SquarespaceInga Chen walks us through when and how to prepare for machine learning, what to do with user feedback during the development process, and the probability of a model failing (hint: a machine learning model will always fail).33 min
About Product to Product
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At Roadmunk, we build a product management platform for product people (beautiful + collaborative roadmapping software); and as part of the product management community, we’ve seen how open product…
people are to helping their peers. They share their own experiences of working in product, both the good and the bad, in very honest ways. We decided to take the candid conversations that are happening in product communities on Reddit and Slack and Medium – and turn them into an interview podcast. We have really cool interviews coming up with product managers, designers, marketers and the odd engineer, too.