As a product manager, how to get better at framing and articulation? Any framework?
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in product reviews, when an exec/lead asks you something about your product decision, don’t table it and say “idk, we’ll assess and circle back with you in xx days”, rath...
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GitLab Director of Product Management • 2y
To get better at framing and articulation as a product manager, focus on being clear about the business and user problems you're solving. This approach is similar to writ...
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Bluevine Senior Director of Product Management | Formerly Xero, Practice Fusion • 1y
Your ability to frame and articulate a topic is only as good as your understanding of that topic - be sure you deeply understand what you're going to talk about.Be target...
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Gorillas VP Product • 3y
The best way to get better is framing and articulation is to understand what works best for your organization based on lifecycle stage, market type and product type. You...
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