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You Need To Trash "Good" Product Ideas
Feedback during ideation allows for fresh perspectives, leading to innovative solutions. Learn how product managers refine ideas to ensure that products meet the needs…
How Product Managers Overcome Consensus Building
Consensus building is unfortunately common in product development. It slows down product managers and often waters down promising ideas.
The Real Problem With Consensus Building
Compromising often results in a bad outcome. No one gets what they really want or need — not you, not the team, and certainly not customers. How can product managers…
4 ways to prepare for a role in product management
More people than ever are pursuing a product management career. With increased competition for these roles, standing out takes more than studying the same resources as…
How product managers beat writer's block
Ideation is at the heart of product development. But the journey from a blank page to a groundbreaking idea can be intimidating. Get started fast with these 5 guided…
Aha! and LinkedIn Learning Partner on a Professional Certificate to Expand Access to Product Management Training
We are excited to partner with LinkedIn Learning to offer the Aha! Product Management Professional Certificate — empowering more learners to develop the right skills to…
Maybe You Should Rethink That "Game-Changing" New AI Feature
Shiny object syndrome (SOS) happens when product managers, engineers, and executives are distracted by exciting new ideas — often at the expense of product goals and…
Same expectations, half the team — now what?
Product development consumes significant resources and directly impacts business outcomes. But many software companies are experiencing layoffs. How do remaining…
Customer value vs. company valuation
Customer value is usually defined as the perception of what a product or service is worth. Company valuation is the process of evaluating the economic worth of a…
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