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Uncensored advice about product development and building a high-growth software company from Brian de Haaff, co-founder and CEO at Aha!
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How To Avoid Building Software That No One Uses
Software waste is any code, feature, or functionality that the customer does not need or derive value from. Product development teams can mitigate the damage by focusing…
8 signs you are creating software waste
What is software waste? Many say it is any code, feature, or functionality that the customer does not need or derive value from. But the real waste begins much earlier in…
10-Step Playbook for Startup Success in Turbulent Times
There is no such thing as a “recession-proof” business but you can build one that is “recession-resilient.” Founders need vision, real insights, and courage today. And a…
Happy 10th anniversary Aha! — a decade of bootstrapped success
Aha! software company was founded in 2013. Over the first 10 years of business, the company defined a new category of technology (roadmap software), published the…
Activity vs. achievement in product management
Busyness rarely leads to greatness. The best product managers identify and avoid busy work — carving out more space for the truly impactful, goal-driven tasks.
4 Smart Ways To Analyze Product Management Team Success
Discover advice for turning product team metrics into actionable insights that boost team performance and joy.
The Best Name For Your Tech Startup
Choosing a company name is necessary, even fun. But it can also be surprisingly tricky. Like any strategic business decision, this one deserves your full attention.
The one trait every great product manager needs
Building anything of value requires courage. Here is how to embrace your daring side to achieve product management greatness.
Forget the 4-day workweek
A four-day workweek does not mean there is an automatic and proportionate reduction in workload. One study showed that work intensified more after companies moved to a…
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