Just Launched! — New Scoring for Better Feature Prioritization
How do you prioritize features? This is a common challenge for product managers. And for good reason — feature prioritization is an important and difficult part of the…
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My Name Is Amy Woodham — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
Amy Woodham is part of the Aha! Customer Success team. Read how our team values match her own and find out if working at Aha! is right for you.
6 Podcasts That Product Managers Love
I spent an hour driving three miles. Welcome to Los Angeles — that was my commute. I was working as a product manager at an e-commerce company on the west side. Some call…
Just Launched! — The Search Engine for Product Managers
Maybe it was in an email? No, wait. You wrote it down on a sticky note. Or was it captured in those meeting minutes? How much time have you spent trying to locate that…
Every Remote Team Needs to Do This
A weekly all-hands meeting is a must for successful remote teams. Learn how to run a remote company meeting and how it benefits your team.
The Costly Mistake You Are Making on Your Resume
“Increased social media followers by 4,000 percent. Boosted website traffic by 3,500 percent.” I see puffed up metrics like this all the time. Especially on resumes…
5 Steps to Set Your 2018 Business Goals
Getting lost used to be much easier. One wrong turn and you could lose your way. You might pull over to unfold a faded paper map. Maybe even ask a stranger at a gas…
Hey Product Manager: The Problem With “Trusting Your Gut”
Sometimes your gut instinct is wrong. I discovered this a number of years ago after launching a new product. A strange phenomenon was happening. The more support…
Just Launched! — The Perfect Release Planning Template for Product Managers
You know that feeling when you are running late? Someone is waiting for you and you just cannot get there on time. You feel anxious. I bet your friend will let it slide a…
The Real Value of a Product Manager
Who is the most misunderstood in technology? I would say it is the person who plans what will be built next. This person — often called the product manager — is a puzzler…
