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(Don’t) Let It Burn
On infrastructure costs-reduction. Cloud services have been on the rise for more than a decade now and there is a
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Category: Hands on
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Can I Kick It?
On why you probably don’t need to do a kickoff meeting. I recently heard a podcast produced by a well
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Planning Your Career in Product – Part 2
In this post we’ll cover what are the various product titles and positions out there, so you’ll understand what each of the PM titles means.
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Oh… We Need an Alert for That…
Any product which finds its way to production needs some level of monitoring. After all – it’s serving users &
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Renovation Time!
The time has come. You finally got the green light you’ve been waiting for. It’s the time to fix all
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The Members of Your Swamp
Is competition a good or a bad thing? As a child I hated competitions, and to some extent I still
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Until Debt Tears Us Apart
Spending more than a decade in the R&D I can tell you with high confidence that high quality code is
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Oh… Not again…
From all the major product tasks I’ve been involved with, the quarterly planning was always the most daunting for me.
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Communication P1 – The Battle of Opinions
If you’d ask me what product management is all about I’d tell you it’s 45% focusing on the value, 45%
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Writing Specs Like Pro – Part 2
In the last post (here) I described the outline of what I consider a good product specification (spec). Over the
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