The 2021 State of Product Management Annual Report by @ProductPlan is a collection of data designed to bring to life the trends driving #productmanagement and includes insights from over 2,200 product management professionals. Check it out! ๐
https://t.co/2YGyfrOHbD
@_hazelsarah @ProductPlan Hi Hazel, sorry about the trouble you are having. To make sure I understand: are you wanting to view a private link (without logging in) but instead being forced back into the onboarding flow? That's probably an issue on our end; I'll investigate. Thanks!
@DMACmullin@ProductPlan Sorry you had a tough experience with ProductPlan, Darrell. I hope you got the issue sorted, but if you have any other questions/issues you can live chat with our support team here: https://t.co/Jtr6jh7m4F
Or email me in off hours and I'll try to help: [email protected]
@GytisCeglys@ProductPlan If you send an email to [email protected] you should get a pretty quick reply. Alternatively, you can live chat with our team and request a walkthrough in our support portal: https://t.co/Jtr6jh7m4F ๐
@jefflash we recently surveyed 2,500 product managers about all things #prodmgmt. would love to hear what you think about our report: https://t.co/RFmmJ3GNtx
@fabiankochem_ep@ProductPlan For date-based roadmaps, you can configure the timeline to be based on Weeks, Months, Quarters or Sprints (with a customizable sprint duration). In a List View (column-style roadmap), you can customize the columns to display the roadmap in any form. ๐
@lewii Hey @lewii, curious to hear what your community thinks of ProductPlan! But as a product marketer, I couldn't help but chime in :) ProductPlan lets you display a roadmap in timeline or Kanban/list view, with or without dates, and is designed to help you share/collaborate.
@IAmSAIA@ProductPlan Yeah, in the article we definitely placed more of an emphasis on skill/focus area, but what I've seen is usually an overlap between skillset and theme when organizing this way.