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Matthew Goldman shared some wisdom in ProductFTW this week that every product manager should hear. As we’ve reiterated in nearly every PFTW post, a PM’s primary role is to solve users’ problems. The biggest challenge is truly understanding the problem and clearly defining it for the rest of the organization to rally behind. It’s easy to get in your own way, especially if the user’s problem doesn’t resonate with you personally. When I read Matthew’s post and saw, “I see product managers attempting to mangle the problem into a problem that matters to them and that they can solve,” it hit me at my core. I am guilty of doing this. If you’re not the user of your product, it can be tempting to solve problems you think exist or chase trends, rather than identifying what your users truly need. Don’t be “that PM.” Spend time with your users, understand their problems, and focus on what truly matters #productmanagement #product

How many Product Managers can relate to this? 🤔 When you're multitasking so much, even your morning coffee needs a project plan! ☕️😅 It's a juggling act, but hey, that's what makes us the unsung heroes of innovation! 💪✨ #ProductManagerLife #JugglingLikeAPro #productmanagement

Defining the vision, shaping the strategy, A product manager blends art with strategy. Customer-focused, data-driven, always ahead, Turning ideas into features, leading without dread. Balancing stakeholder needs, a juggler of goals,They build the future, one release at a time.Meet the unsung hero behind every successful product. Ready for more? Follow Growjunction for content that sparks inspiration. Calling all product enthusiasts! Join our Product Management Program today 🌟    Get started: https://lnkd.in/gS3cJWBb #ProductManagement #Growjunction #VisionaryLeadership #TechInnovator

Product sense is an essential skill that every product manager should have. It's the ability to identify a consistent set of users, understand their needs and problems, and think of creative solutions for those problems. But it's not just about coming up with ideas - it's about having a logical rationale for each problem identified and objectively laying out the pros and cons for each solution. Ultimately, the solution that makes the most sense for the user should be selected while connecting user value back to business outcomes. By having strong product sense, product managers can create products that truly solve their users' problems and drive business success. #ProductManagement #ProductSense #UserExperience

Saying No Without Saying No...... Starting with a "goal first"mindset separates great product managers and companies from their competitors and can lead to disruptive innovation. It also gives you the confidence and creed you need to say "No" because at the end of the day, you are not saying " No" your strategy is. One of the biggest challenges that many new product managers face is that they want to make sure that they’re making a good impression on their stakeholders, and they don’t want to say “no” to any request coming in. They don’t want to be viewed as a blocker of progress or as an unsympathetic ear. But I’m here to give hacks on ways to manage expectations and to turn down the opportunities that others present to you without coming off as a dictator or as a blockade to getting things done: Understanding Priorities 🎯: Start by aligning priorities with the overall product vision. Communicate how a 'no' contributes to the long-term success of the product. Data-Driven Decision Making 📊: Use data to back your decisions. Presenting relevant metrics or user feedback can make your 'no' more compelling and help others see the bigger picture. Listen Twice as Much as You Talk🦻: It’s especially challenging for us at times, because we have so many people who want our time, who want to sell us their stories, but it’s perhaps the best tool that you have in your backpack when it comes to saying “no” without saying “no.” Generally speaking, the best way to say "no" as a product manager is to not say 'no' at all instead you should say "not right now" and put the idea on the backlog along with all the other ideas- and if there's a push to make it a priority, you should have a list of current possibilities. Day 4 of the #InspiredPMchallenge for product enthusiast with Julia Zinovieva

Transitioning into Product Management: The Title of A CEO Imagine being a CEO even when you are not the CEO of the organization. Just as the CEO of an organization, the product manager gets the opportunity to be at the intersection of creativity and strategy of a product. You get to work with a diverse team of designers, engineers, marketers, and other stakeholders to bring innovative ideas to life. Who knows? I might eventually become CEO of a unicorn someday. #funfriday #5daysLinkedInchallenge #productmanager #ProductDive #productmanagement #ppmproductdive

I attended #ProductCon 🚀 in San Francisco today to explore the latest trends in product management and connect with fellow professionals. I observed tools that are continually improving to provide data-driven insights and analyze VOC for Product Managers, either with low-code solutions or by leveraging AI technologies. While I was excited about all these great tools designed for product managers, I also believe that tools alone cannot do your job. At the end of the day, product leaders must start with 'WHY' and have a clear understanding of the business outcomes they can achieve with the tools. Additionally, they need to align business outcomes with the leading indicators they can control to make a real impact. Specify the leading indicators you're targeting for improvement, whether it's increasing retention, accelerating onboarding, or boosting paid user conversion. At Swit, I'm actively working on these challenges every day. As a product manager, there's a lot to consider — customers, strategy, conflicting priorities, processes, competitors, and costs. However, our primary focus should be on delivering tangible values to customers, not just releasing new product features. It's great to be here, learning from industry leaders, and I'm eager to apply today's insights to my work. Time to get back to work... 🙂 Great seeing you!Alex J. Hong ,Joseph D. Lee - Syncly (YC W23) #productmanagement #ProductConSF #Swit

🚀 Product Management 101: Day 4 - Creating a Product Vision 🚀 Welcome back to our 30-day journey into the world of Product Management! Today, we're diving into "Creating a Product Vision." A compelling product vision is essential for guiding your team and aligning stakeholders. It serves as the North Star, ensuring everyone is working towards the same long-term goals and customer needs. Join me as we explore how to create a product vision that guides your team and drives product success. Share your thoughts, questions, and experiences in the comments below! Stay tuned for more daily posts. Let’s continue to learn and grow together. #ProductManagement #TechCareers #ProductVision #ProductManager #CareerGrowth #LearningJourney #Adedolapo #LearnArk

🌟 Insights from David Wascha 25-Year PM Journey! 🌟 I recently watched old but an inspiring talk by Dave Wascha at ProductCon on MindMyProduct, where he shared his 25-year journey in product management in just 25 minutes. Here are some golden nuggets: Key Takeaways: 🔍 Listen to Customers: Understand their problems, but don’t rely on them for solutions. Building something nobody wants? You’ve listened wrong. 👀 Watch the Competition: Use their reviews to better understand customer problems, but don’t just mimic them. 🕵️♂️ Be a Thief: Don’t be afraid to take great ideas. Your job is to solve customer problems, not just generate ideas. 💰 Get Paid: Ensure customers are willing to pay for the features you build. ⏱️ Speed Up: The cost of delay can destroy opportunities. Act swiftly! 🙅♂️ Say ‘No’: Don’t be afraid to reject ideas that don’t align with your goals. 🚫 Don’t Be a Visionary: Focus on practical solutions over visionary ideas. 🔄 Don’t Confuse Yourself with Your Customer: Keep your perspective separate from the customer’s. These insights are invaluable as I prepare for my next role in product management. Let’s build products that truly matter! 🚀 #ProductManagement #CareerGrowth #TechLeadership #ProductCon #DaveWascha