How do you think about shared KPI’s with your engineering team? And what are ones that product teams often miss?
Google Group Product Manager • 3y
I'm a huge fan of all success metrics and OKRs (objectives and key results) being shared between the core cross functional working group. Of course there will always be ...
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Linktree Senior Director of Product Management • 4y
Product, Engineering (and even design!) should ensure the majority of the user's experience is measured (engagement, conversion), the platform is functional (speed, etc),...
837 Views
Atlassian Director of Product Management (Confluence) | Formerly PayPal, eBay, Intel, Verizon • 4y
Shared KPI's between engineering and Product Management is a great way to build high quality, scalable products that are delivered on-time that bring customer delight. T...
535 Views
Expedia Group Senior Director of Product, Head of Trust and Safety | Formerly Amazon • 4y
Product teams in my opinion consist of product, engineering, and design (at a minimum). With that said, product KPIs should always be shared with engineering since what t...
1085 Views
ActiveCampaign Senior Director of Product Management • 2y
Bringing engineering into KPI discussions is a must for any Product Org, especially when we are considering key B2B business metrics like churn and retention. I think pro...
874 Views
IBM Product Management • 3y
Engineering and Product are two sides of a smooth sailing R&D engine. I have seen a number of ways to split the accountability across these groups: Say/Do ratios - ...
416 Views
Matterport VP of Product • 2y
Work with your engineering partners to change the definition of done ‘development complete’ to ‘when customer and/or business goals are met’. An important ingredient is ...
598 Views
Related Questions
How would you change a product team/organization to be more KPI driven? How do you coordinate and work cross functionally with the product marketing team to create commonly shared KPIs?What is an important KPI that you see product teams completely missing?How do you define the proper KPIs for your specific product and product team?