Project vs. Program vs. Portfolio Manager
Projects belong to programs as programs belong to portfolios. Sounds like a word problem from a school assignment to me. You might not think it is necessary to discern…
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How to Ask for What You Need to Be Successful
“I need help.” Showing vulnerability can be scary. You might worry that you are seen as weak or that others may exploit your openness for their own gain. This is…
What Does a Program Manager Do, Anyway?
Program manager vs. project manager. I recently wrote a blog post describing these roles. Several folks took the time to thank me for digging into the differences between…
6 Things I Learned From My First Product Management Job
The last five years have gone fast. In a few months, I will celebrate that milestone at Aha! — in that time we have grown exponentially. We expanded our team to nearly…
Product management vs. program management vs. project management
What does “discipline” mean to you? I bet a few words come to mind — self-control, punishment, or a system of rules. You might also conjure a field of study or branch of…
10 Tips From the Aha! Team on Working Remotely With a Full House
How can you be productive working remotely if the whole family is home? Read these 10 tips from our team on working remotely with a full house.
6 commonly confused product and project management titles
Puzzled by all the different product and project management job titles? Follow along as we clarify the 6 most commonly confused product management roles.
The program manager vs. the project manager
Program managers oversee the success of entire initiatives while project managers ensure on-time delivery of a specific effort. Read more on the key differences between…
Why Your Boss’s Tiny Actions Have a Huge Effect
We are all connected. Our actions have profound consequences on the people and communities around us. This is especially true at work, where we spend the majority of our…
Why You Should Never Call Yourself a Guru
It is never a good idea to refer to yourself as a guru. Learn how to use honest language and highlight real examples of your strengths instead.
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