ProdMinds is an interview series featuring product minds around the world. — Team Producter: Would you tell us a bit about you and your career path in product management? Joaquim: I’m a Portuguese entrepreneur and a global citizen, currently based in the south of Portugal. I’m the type of person that enjoys moving fast, launching when 75% done and making adjustments on the…

ProdMinds is an interview series featuring product minds around the world. — Team Producter: Would you tell us a bit about you and your career path in product management? Samuel: When I started building software, I didn’t know that there were multiple roles in teams. It might sound funny now, but I was under the impression that everybody just combined everything. As…

ProdMinds is an interview series featuring product minds around the world. — Team Producter: Would you tell us a bit about you and your career path in product management? Federico: I think no one is born a Product Manager, simply because there is no single study course to become one. And I was no exception. I studied computer and data science at…

No, not daily stand-ups or something.. Connection is the cornerstone of team culture. Although we are a remote-first team and love it, it might feel isolated without in-person interactions. Creating an inclusive culture is what holds the team together — that’s why each member should contribute in the long run. …

ProdMinds is an interview series featuring product minds around the world. — Team Producter: Would you tell us a bit about you and your career path in product management? Lena: Like most product managers, I fell into the wild world of product management by accident. After studying Economics at university, I worked in customer service and operations at a small startup for…

ProdMinds is an interview series featuring product minds around the world. Team Producter: Hello Kristof! Would you tell us a bit about you and your career path in product management? Kristof: Hello, I studied New Media and Communication Technologies at Howest in Belgium, a program with a solid mix between…

Product documentation is essential to help users navigate through your product. Many teams consider documentation a necessary evil, something that needs to be written if you have to. However, good documentation provides a lot of value for your users and your business. As you read this blog, you will learn…

Prioritization is the process of evaluating ideas and working carefully to increase their value and ensure efficient resource utilization. Every product manager needs to be capable of prioritizing. Product Managers don’t have enough resources to complete everything on their to-do list in most cases. When you prioritize, you balance the…

Minimal Viable Product A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is just what it sounds like. Introducing a new product to the market with minimal features but enough to catch consumer attention is called Minimum Viable Product or MVP. After the first product users provide enough feedback, the final product is released to the market. …