David defines bullshit management as “the art of spending time doing things that bring no value but drain your energy.” Creating value is a deliberate process. If you don’t know what you’re doing and why you’re doing it, there’s a big chance that you’re doing BS management. Given that you have limited resources, the more BS comes your way, the less valuable your work becomes.
When it comes to data tracking, the debate between auto-capture vs manual tracking is pivotal for improving efficiency and accuracy. This article will help you understand the strengths and limitations of each method so you can choose the best approach based on accuracy, product analytics, and overall effectiveness. Let’s get started!
In product development, it’s easy to get caught in a never-ending cycle of building and iterating without achieving growth. If this sounds familiar, you won’t want to miss Ben Williams’ session, “How to Learn Faster to Grow Faster,” at our upcoming Product Drive Summit. In this article, we’ll dive into the core principles of Ben’s approach, giving you a preview of the actionable insights you’ll gain from his talk.
At its very core, product-led design is all about creating a seamless customer experience that enables users to unlock value with your product quickly. The idea is that once users truly see your product’s benefits, they naturally want to upgrade to the paid plan. Let’s dive in to learn what they are and how you can implement them into your product for greater customer success and acquisition!
A great onboarding experience isn’t just a nice-to-have—in fact, 63% of people say that the quality of user onboarding can make or break their decision to choose a product. To help, we have put together this user onboarding guide with the strategy, best practices, metrics, and real-world examples.
Have you ever wondered about the product design process for companies like Slack, Loom, or ClickUp? These companies not only follow a user-centric approach to product management. That said, let’s look at what product design means, and explore each step of the process more deeply so you can streamline your workflow.
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