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How Organizations Can Learn From Mistakes by “Failing Well” and other Concepts from Amy C. Edmondson
Insights on building high-performing orgs through psychological safety, teaming, organizational learning, and a constructive approach to failure.
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20+ Essential Product Management Books
A list of the best books on product management from top authors, organized by the NBM4 structure.
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Why We Need to Check the Facts and Consider Cognitive Biases
By actively verifying facts, questioning assumptions, and applying critical thinking, product and revenue teams can improve decision-making.
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Why Tribute Shut Down After Six Years: A Breakdown of Its Business Challenges
Seattle-based Tribute has officially shut down after six years of operation. The company had a mission to create a connected and thriving enterprise workplace. However, it had a hard time growing its revenue in a lasting way. Let’s take a look at the reasons why.
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Lessons from the 1931 “Brand Men” Memo: Neil McElroy’s Impact on Product Management
Neil McElroy was a Procter & Gamble manager credited with formalizing modern brand/product management through his 1931 memo.
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12 Powerful Lessons for Product Managers from The KLF’s “The Manual”
Long before the rise of The Lean Startup, Customer Development, Jobs to Be Done (JTBD) there was The KLF’s The Manual (1988). It offered a strikingly prescient blueprint for achieving success through innovation, resourcefulness, and structured creativity. The Manual is a satirical guide to scoring a UK #1 single without musical skill or financial backing. By dissecting its methodology, product leaders can extract principles for driving innovation, resource optimization, and market disruption.