Leading Product Management: How to Create a High-Performance Product Management Organization by Steven Haines
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Overview: In 2008, Steven Haines started a global shift toward the professionalization of product management with his groundbreaking books about product management. Starting with The Product Manager’s Desk Reference, The Product Manager’s Survival Guide, and Managing Product Management. Since then, more than 100,000 readers around the world have referred to Steven’s books to raise the bar on product management excellence.
Leading Product Management is the 2nd edition (retitled) of Managing Product Management to encompass a broad array of practices needed to organize any company to focus on people, processes, and products.
Haines opens the book with a primer on product management, but then gets to the heart of the matter with a chapter entitled “Reinventing the Wheel for the Last Time.” Why? Because when executives reorganize their companies, they fail to acknowledge the value of the function of product management. This leaves product managers wondering what they’re supposed to do, how they’re supposed to work, and with whom. He proposes a retrospective review of other reorgs and suggests ideas to set some stakes in the ground for the future.
Genre: Non-Fiction > General
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Requirements: .ePUB reader, 2.4 MB
Overview: In 2008, Steven Haines started a global shift toward the professionalization of product management with his groundbreaking books about product management. Starting with The Product Manager’s Desk Reference, The Product Manager’s Survival Guide, and Managing Product Management. Since then, more than 100,000 readers around the world have referred to Steven’s books to raise the bar on product management excellence.
Leading Product Management is the 2nd edition (retitled) of Managing Product Management to encompass a broad array of practices needed to organize any company to focus on people, processes, and products.
Haines opens the book with a primer on product management, but then gets to the heart of the matter with a chapter entitled “Reinventing the Wheel for the Last Time.” Why? Because when executives reorganize their companies, they fail to acknowledge the value of the function of product management. This leaves product managers wondering what they’re supposed to do, how they’re supposed to work, and with whom. He proposes a retrospective review of other reorgs and suggests ideas to set some stakes in the ground for the future.
Genre: Non-Fiction > General
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