Melissa Perri
Autor(a) de Escaping the build trap : how effective product management creates real value
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Melissa Perri believes the key to creating great products is growing great product leaders, to the CEO of Produx Labs. She helps companies effectively scale their product organizations. Melissa also founded the online school Product institute, and started a program to train the next generation of mostrar mais Chief Product Officers. She is an internationally recognized, sought after keynote speaker. Melissa graduated from Cornell University with a B.S. in Operations Research and Information Engineering. mostrar menos
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rumbledethumps | outras 2 resenhas | Mar 23, 2021 |
rumbledethumps | outras 2 resenhas | Mar 23, 2021 | 
Having seen the "product death cycle" before, this book helped provide some mental models that helped me understand some of the product miss-steps I'd personally seen in the past.
It identifies the importance of strategic product thinking, communicating strategy, finding the "real" problems to be solved, experimentation and focus on learning, and prioritisation.
The style is great, a good read for anyone interested in what a great, product led org should be thinking about.
It identifies the importance of strategic product thinking, communicating strategy, finding the "real" problems to be solved, experimentation and focus on learning, and prioritisation.
The style is great, a good read for anyone interested in what a great, product led org should be thinking about.
1 _kbremner | outras 2 resenhas | Dec 13, 2020 |
_kbremner | outras 2 resenhas | Dec 13, 2020 | Presents a good case for a bigger role for product management at different levels/roles. Data-based, experimentation/learning to reduce risk, empowered to find solutions within given boundaries.
The "build trap" is the top-down, features-based delivery approach and organisation (incl rewards) without verification, learning, customer-contact, or empowerment.
Decries mindless agile (features only, product owner is just doing what they are told), which is not really what agile approaches have in mind, but which may be prevalent.
Describes various product manager roles at different organisation levels, how a business's strategy needs to be set at the appropriate level of detail and timescale to allow learning/experimentation at lower levels within given boundaries, how culture, reward systems, budgeting process, and CEO behaviour need to align. An example of a boundary: “You can go and experiment, but you can only spend $200K. Come back to us when you know more about what’s going on, and we’ll think about investing more.”
It presents the Product Kata - Understand direction (+success metrics) => Analyse current state => Set next goal => Execute (Problem exploration, Solution exploration (concierge, wizard of Oz, alpha & beta concept testing, Solution optimisation) => (back to start).
[https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/escaping-the-build/9781491973783/ch15.html]… (mais)
The "build trap" is the top-down, features-based delivery approach and organisation (incl rewards) without verification, learning, customer-contact, or empowerment.
Decries mindless agile (features only, product owner is just doing what they are told), which is not really what agile approaches have in mind, but which may be prevalent.
Describes various product manager roles at different organisation levels, how a business's strategy needs to be set at the appropriate level of detail and timescale to allow learning/experimentation at lower levels within given boundaries, how culture, reward systems, budgeting process, and CEO behaviour need to align. An example of a boundary: “You can go and experiment, but you can only spend $200K. Come back to us when you know more about what’s going on, and we’ll think about investing more.”
It presents the Product Kata - Understand direction (+success metrics) => Analyse current state => Set next goal => Execute (Problem exploration, Solution exploration (concierge, wizard of Oz, alpha & beta concept testing, Solution optimisation) => (back to start).
[https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/escaping-the-build/9781491973783/ch15.html]… (mais)
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I want to buy this book and give it to all of my Product co-workers, but have started by recommending it to my boss, who immediately went and bought a copy.… (mais)