My name is Randi Ordeshook — this is why I joined Aha!
Randi is our director of People Success. Discover what she loves about helping people grow and succeed — starting from the moment they interview with our team.
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Set a default homepage for everyone in your account
Set a default homepage in your Aha! Roadmaps, Aha! Ideas, or Aha! Develop account to ensure your colleagues see the most relevant information when they log in. Customize…
How many process meetings should a product manager attend?
Agile methodologies and product development frameworks help people make informed decisions and collaborate efficiently. But process pedantry never leads to anything good.…
Define work dependencies right on a whiteboard
Create new dependencies right from whiteboards in Aha! software. Simply draw a line between two records and select the relationship type.
This one thing changed how we build software
We wanted to close the gap between ideation and implementation — so we changed how we work. Learn how the Aha! product team approaches early-stage roadmapping.
Set up time-based automation rules to keep work moving forward
Use new time-based automation rules in Aha! software to ensure you never lose track of critical tasks. Automate actions based on how long work remains in a specific…
Product All-Star: 5 questions with Mats Hultgren
Explore a seasoned product manager's journey from editor-in-chief to leading product development. Discover his insights on curiosity, teamwork, and AI's potential impact…
Enhanced Aha! Whiteboards + Jira integration
Integrate Aha! Whiteboards with Jira. This enables you to quickly convert whiteboard objects into Jira issues — a great way to easily move technical items that you do not…
Highlight key milestone dates on your custom roadmap
Add milestones to highlight key dates on your custom roadmap in Aha! Roadmaps. Display these important events alongside your other roadmap items to keep the team on…
Why is sales not selling the product?
Selling, supporting, sharing insights — sales folks have a really hard job. Make sure those teammates have the right resources to succeed.
