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Blog postI am very excited to announce my second Lean Product Management Workshop of 2022 May 10-12 from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM PT. With covid, I have adapted my workshops to be online.
This workshop is spread out across 3 consecutive days. Each session is 3.5 to 4 hours long so that you don’t get Zoom fatigue and so you can take care of your work. Plus, this schedule promotes better absorption of the material and gives attendees time to reflect between sessions.
I’ll be sharing product ma -
Blog postI am very excited to announce my first Lean Product Management Workshop of 2022 February 15-17 from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM PT. With covid, I have adapted my workshops to be online.
This workshop is spread out across 3 consecutive days. Each session is 3.5 to 4 hours long so that you don’t get Zoom fatigue and so you can take care of your work. Plus, this schedule promotes better absorption of the material and gives attendees time to reflect between sessions.
I’ll be sharing produc -
Blog postI am very excited to announce my next Lean Product Management workshop on November 2-4 from 9:30 AM to 1:30 PM PT. With covid, I have adapted my workshops to be online.
This workshop is spread out across 3 consecutive days. Each session is around 3.5 hours long so that you don’t get Zoom fatigue and so you can take care of your work. Plus, this schedule promotes better absorption of the material and gives attendees time to reflect between sessions.
I always make my workshops h -
Blog postI am very excited to announce my next Lean Product Management workshop on Aug 17-19. With covid, I have adapted my workshops to be online.
This workshop is spread out across 3 consecutive days. Each session is around 3.5 hours long so that you don’t get Zoom fatigue and so you can take care of your work. Plus, this schedule promotes better absorption of the material and gives attendees time to reflect between sessions.
I always make my workshops highly interactive with lots -
Blog postI am very excited to announce my next Lean Product Management workshop on May 11 – 13 (rescheduled from Apr 20-22). With covid, I have adapted my workshops to be online.
This workshop is spread out across 3 consecutive days. Each session is around 3 to 3.5 hours long so that you don’t get Zoom fatigue and so you can take care of your work. Plus, this schedule promotes better absorption of the material and gives attendees time to ref
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Blog postI am very excited to announce my next Lean Product Management workshop on Feb 9 – 11. With covid, I have adapted my workshops to be online.
This workshop is spread out across 3 consecutive days. Each session is around 3 to 3.5 hours long so that you don’t get Zoom fatigue and so you can take care of your work. Plus, this schedule promotes better absorption of the material an
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Blog postI am very excited to announce my next Lean Product Management workshop on Nov 9 – 12. With covid, I have adapted my workshops to be online.
Based on feedback from attendees, this workshop is 12 hours long spread out across 4 consecutive days. Each session is around 3 hours long so that you don’t get Zoom fatigue and so you can take care of your work. Plus, this schedule prom
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Blog postHappy World Book Day!
I recently learned on Reddit that the Product Management subreddit just started a PM Book Club. In case you didn’t already know, the first rule of PM Book Club is: You DO NOT talk about PM Book Club. Just kidding
I’m excited that the PM Book Club voted to select my book The Lean Product Playbook as their first book to read and review together. I plan to do some events with them and they’ve set up a Slack channel you can join.
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Blog postIt’s an exciting time to work in product management. Product management continues to be one of the hottest jobs. It seems like everyone wants to become a product manager these days (even some of our developer and designer friends).
If you’re a product manager, you know how rewarding the job can be – and how challenging. To stay on top of your PM game, you need to invest time
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Blog postLet’s face it: Product Management is blowing up. Listings for PM jobs are through the roof. Another indicator is the number product management conferences and events, which I like to track. When I write my annual article listing the top product events, the list grows every year. When I wrote my last article back in April, there were 21 product conferences on my list for 2018.
