I'm excited to share the game-changing Jobs-to-be-Done (JTBD) framework, which has revolutionized how I understand customer needs.

As a Product Manager, JTBD has become my secret weapon, allowing me to create customer-centric products by understanding the tasks customers want to accomplish.

Don't forget to like, subscribe, and join me on this thrilling journey. Let's dive deep into the Jobs-to-be-Done framework together!

Lily, Director of Product Design at Section L, led her team in pivoting during Covid, scaling from 50 to 180 rooms in 8 hotels. They prioritize customer interaction, visiting accommodations regularly. Her insightful interview covers team culture and task management. Watch it! 🎬

When starting as a new Product Manager, it is understandable that there is a desire to skill up quickly but in this episode we see if expensive PM certs are the way to do it?

This is the first ever interview on this channel, and it was an honour to spend an hour with Ken from CPO Association / DCM Ventures. A veteran in the product space having worked on Adobe Photoshop and adapting it to Iphone all the way to how implementing his product skillset to startups and helping them scale in Japan.

This informative video provides valuable insights into product management, covering topics such as its core principles, the evolving role of product managers, their responsibilities and collaborations within companies, a typical day in the life of a product manager, essential skills for success, interview preparation, various job descriptions, real-life experiences from product managers, and guidance on evaluating a career in product management. Subscribe for world of product management

We all start somewhere, but especially when you're a newgrad and put straight into product management, there is very much the idea of "fake it till you make it".

In the video I cover other things that have helped for me such as focussing on trying to improve the basics, finding a mentor and being stubborn on what you want to do.

I wanted to take the opportunity to make an argument for books. With the deluge of information that is available to all of us on the internet, I find books are the best way to really sit with information and let it change your perspective.

Let me know what you think and share a book or two?

#storytelling is one of the core skills that any PM should cultivate as it will impact how you represent the user, your team, and your priorities.

In this episode we cover

- Experience in telling a story, and who you're telling a story for

- The importance of data in getting an opinion of your product

- Best medium to tell the story within a company