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Reading these books should make any Product Manager well-rounded and better able to make effective UX decisions.

One of the most common questions new product managers wind up asking themselves is how they can work most effectively with their development teams.

You want and need to develop new functionalities, but with every new feature you add, you’re also adding a complexity cost. How do you strike a balance?

Maximum benefit for minimum effort: here are our 7 hacks Product Managers use to efficiently communicate the product roadmap to their organization.

In the world of product management, you must know what you can handle, what you can't, and when it's time to scale up your team.

Reducing churn rate significantly impacts overall margins. But why is this key metric is so important, and how you should monitor it?

Is the product requirements document dead? In this piece, I take a close look at all sides of debate so that you can make your own informed decision.

Once you start dealing a move towards corporate strategy, it is time to split the role of Product and UX and recognize that each has their own capabilities.

Much like Luke was doing before he joined the resistance, you are searching for (and perhaps sometimes also fighting against) your product's true purpose.

Conducting a “postmortem” means analyzing what took place during a release cycle. But some PMs conduct a product “premortem” analysis to avoid failure.

Overwhelmed by your product backlog? We break down some strategies for organizing and leveraging it so you can get your features - and sanity - in order.

We interviewed John Egan, Pinterest Engineer Manager, and learned four key ways their product-driven Growth team drives their success.