Product Voices

In this episode, Adam Thomas, a technologist in Harlem, New York, shares insights on decision science and how it can help product managers make better decisions. We discuss his Survival Metrics framework - a method that helps product teams determine if an initiative is worth investing in, pivoting, or stopping completely. Adam shares insights, wisdom, and helpful resources on decision-making, judgment, and prioritization.

In this episode, Diana Soler shares key learnings from her efforts in creating the product ops function at AppDirect, where she is Senior Product Operations Manager. 

"Simply put, Product Operations enables the Product Manager to do their best work.  This is accomplished by ensuring they have access to the right tools, access to the right data and that the processes they follow make sense and are optimized to help drive customer happiness."

"A vision-driven approach to product begins with a clear picture of the change you want to bring to the world. This vision must then permeate every aspect of the product's design." - Radhika Dutt, Radical Product Thinking.
In this episode of Product Voices, host JJ Rorie chats with Radhika Dutt about her book, Radical Product Thinking: The New Mindset for Innovating Smarter. We discuss the product diseases that can infect organizations and the elements of radical product thinking that can help avoid those diseases. You won't want to miss this conversation!

Anyone in product management is on a constant learning journey. It is a complex role with many moving parts at all times. Markets are dynamic. Customer needs are transient. Technologies evolve. The ways in which we work change. We are always learning and adapting.

The  Product Voices podcast gives us an outlet to hear from folks who have been there and done that. Succeeded. Failed. And learned. 

Welcome to Product Voices!