😱 Asombro de congresistas de EE.UU. por el potencial de Argentina en un sector: detalles de la reunión clave
Una comitiva de legisladores del Congreso de EE.UU desembarcó en Buenos Aires para mantener reuniones con referentes fintech.
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@soylucast@nicoproducto Vos lo dijiste, porque sabe pero no lo conoce, a veces el mejor producto no es el que más se vende. Porque quizas aun no construiste credibilidad. O porque la competencia ya tiene una marca más afianzada en el mercado, entre otras muchas razones analizar.
Product Management is not about:
- Asking customers about the requirements.
- Writing detailed specifications.
- Creating prototypes and wireframes.
- Assigning tasks to developers.
- Verifying and accepting the work of others.
- Obsessing over velocity, deadlines, and roadmaps.
- Mastering Scrum or any other framework to perfection.
- Acting like the CEO of the product.
Anyone can do that.
It’s about:
- Understanding customers' problems, needs, and desires.
- Understanding the market and the business in depth.
- Collaborating closely with engineers and designers.
- Identifying opportunities, finding solutions, and tackling the risks together.
- Marrying customer goals and business goals.
- Influencing others to work toward the common goal.
- Being humble (it’s okay not to be the smartest person in the room).
- Experimenting to test assumptions.
- Leading without authority.
- Turning chaos into clarity.
Start with these questions:
- Why are we building this thing?
- Why are we building it now?
- Who are we building it for?
- What is unique about our product?
- How is it aligned with the company's vision?
- How is it aligned with the company's strategy?
- What does success look like? How can we measure it?
- What are the customers' needs/jobs?
- How will it affect our customers and users?
- How will it create value for the business?
- Can we buy it instead of building it?
- How can we ensure our customers will love it?
- Will our customers know how to use it?
- Can our business support it (e.g., legal, finances)?
- Is it feasible? Can we build it with existing technology?
- How can we bring it to market?
- Do we have the required channels?
- Should we do it at all? Are there any ethical considerations?
- What are the riskiest assumptions? How can we test them?
- What does the data tell us?
- How can we get maximum validating learning with minimum effort?
- What else can go wrong?
Be curious. Learn and experiment. Question solutions and push back on things handed down.
Remember that product management is about creating a "product customers love, yet also works for our business" (Marty Cagan, Inspired), not about pleasing stakeholders.
After 10 years, I’m still learning daily and don’t know everything, but I’m happy to offer my perspective on any questions you have.
Drop them below.
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P.S. Yes, companies like this do exist. I worked in one of them, Ideals.
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@laricchiahugo Cuanto autoboitcot, en lugar de valorar el esfuerzo que hay detrás y lo dificil que fue que miraran para este lado de sudamérica.
Hasta hace tan poco estábamos fuera del mapa de prestigio gastronómico.
Ojala se multipliquen las estrellas para nuestro país.
@nicoproducto Te agregaria que PO es un rol y PM es un puesto. Y que el PO es más táctico y el PM más orientado a la estrategia de producto.
Sumado a que es nec capacitar a recruiters. Sino terminas en entrevistas explicandoles vos.
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Selon le "Social Travel Index" de Titan Travel, la ville séduit voyageurs avec son charme unique, sa douceur de vivre, son bord de mer et son patrimoine exceptionnel 🌴
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Que fatiga Linkedin eh.
"Quiero agradecer al señor feudal por haberme brindado una capacitación para aumentar la producción. Esto me motiva para producir mucho mas y ponerme la camiseta de la plantación!"