Dear Strategy: “How do you build programs, projects, and, ultimately, products out of a strategy once it’s been established and accepted? How does it look from a complete, holistic lifecycle? This is one of...
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Dear Strategy: “How do you figure out a portfolio investment strategy for a product that is a delighter but doesn’t bring in money on its own?” Back in Episode 2 and again in Episode...
Dear Strategy: “How do you communicate new features to users in a fast, Agile release cadence?” Here we have a question that could be interpreted as being somewhat more tactical than strategic. However, I...
Dear Strategy: “How do you communicate strategy to the rest of the organization with a small and newly formed team on a previously languishing product?” There are a few key sentiments in this question...
Dear Strategy: “How do I best operationalize the ‘Jobs To Be Done’ framework in my everyday strategy work?” At least once a month, I get a question (sometimes officially and sometimes casually) about some...
Dear Strategy: “How do I evaluate a Product Manager to Product Marketing Manager career transition?” As with the other career questions we’ve answered in this series, definitions are important. And there is perhaps no...
Dear Strategy: “How do I evaluate a job opportunity that moves me from SaaS products to on-premises products but is one of the CEO’s initiatives?” The first thing we need to do before answering...
Dear Strategy: “How do I evaluate job opportunities between large but worse performing products vs. small but not yet proven products?” As you can see from the title of this post, I have...
Dear Strategy: “How do you work/interact with your customers, so you can get ahead of their needs and bring about the desired results?” Thankfully, we get a lot of questions on this show about...
Dear Strategy: “When studying a competitor, how do you really determine the use case for their product?” I’ll give a little warning up front… the ultimate answer to this question is not going to...
