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The pendulum of quality
Enshittification vs Bankruptcy
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Become a Champion of WHY
WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY
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Product Manager, Project Manager, or Product Owner? Know the difference.
These three roles get thrown around a lot—often incorrectly.
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The paradox of tolerance
Karl Popper tried to teach us
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Is your team obsessed with building MVPs? It's time to rethink.
The term "Minimum Viable Product" has lost its way. Over the years, the focus on MVPs has pushed many teams toward an output-over-outcome mindset. But here's the thing: Subscribe The term MVP obscures what really matters Instead, I break an MVP down into two crucial components:
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What is Product Design (PD) or Product Experience (PX)?
In product development, the terms "Product Design" (PD) and "Product Experience" (PX) often get tossed around, sometimes interchangeably. However, there's a nuanced distinction that can catch even seasoned professionals off guard. While many believe they operate within the realms of PX or PD, they
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Beyond Buzzwords: KYC and KYB
Have you ever sat in a meeting and felt lost when industry jargon started flying around? You're not alone. Terms like KYC and KYB often leave even seasoned professionals scratching their heads. Coaching, mentoring, networking, and when interviewing, you get to hear a lot of interesting lingo. Two
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Outcomes vs outputs
One of the most common topics I coach junior product design, product management, and general business folks about is the difference between outcomes and outputs. One of my employees recently told me it was one of the most valuable things he'd finally learned all year. There's
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January is for prioritization
I see January as a time for reflection and redirection. It’s an opportunity to pause, evaluate, and realign both personal and professional goals. Here are a few key questions I ask myself during this period: * Am I/are we happy? * How do I/we see our current lifestyle changing
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From competition to contribution: finding the balance to transform your business
The problem with competition Competition is often heralded as the engine of innovation and progress. Companies and individuals alike are driven to excel, vying for market share, top positions, and accolades. However, in my experience, relentlessly pursuing a competitive edge can foster a toxic work environment, heighten stress, and narrow
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Coaching others is a path to mutual growth
One of the most rewarding aspects of my professional journey has been the opportunity to coach others, which I have tried to make time for every week for the past several years. While my primary aim is to give back and support the growth of my colleagues, I've
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Differences in design
UI, UX, PD, what gives?