Tag: growth

Good product roadmaps lie at the core of good product management. The evolution of a product tomorrow depends on the effective planning of the product roadmap today. When it comes to smaller companies and teams with a cap on product development resources, carefully planning the roadmap becomes even more critical. After all, a product manager […]

Recently I had a session on product management for my new team. I covered my views on the subject, and shared my learning over the last close to a decade now, in consumer Internet product management. Sharing the presentation slides here: For any comments or queries, please share over an email.

When it comes to gauging the user experience of a product, the concept of viability of the product is well known. If the product gives enough value to address the core problem statement and expectations of the target users, the product manager tends to release the product in a shape which is widely known as […]

When a consumer Internet product achieves some kind of scale, there are some product organizations which create a specialized sub-role in the team called product growth. Amid many other product roles like product manager, technical product manager, program manager, project manager, and more, a product growth manager role is often not very clear. After all, […]