Suzie Prince

I don't think there is a typical product career path! Many of the PMs I have worked with or hired have changed careers and moved around in different roles. I see people e...

I mean I have to say AI don't I! But really you do need to know how AI will: 1. Make you better at your job. Do you know how to use tools to summarise research, build out...

Before working on developer products I was an technology consultant leading Agile and DevOps transformation and I have seen a lot of slow teams, get faster. Here are the ...

I am fortunate that Atlassian has very clear hiring guidelines for all product management roles however, in general I also look for: Flexibility. Flexibility is key for...

API are generally well documented and so if there are specific APIs you need to work with, review the documentation of how that API works to learn more about it. Seek out...

At the core, good collaboration is built on trust, shared goals, and clarity of roles. I partner closely with engineering managers and design as a triad. We align early o...

The most important thing is identifying a project that has the potential to be impactful for the product or business. I often see new PMs do 1 of 2 things:1. Go after eas...

To get more details, there are several techniques I use:Stay quiet. Silence often encourages people to fill the gap with more insight.Nod and make small positive sounds t...

The balance is simple. We should always be building for customer needs and solving real problems. AI is an enabler, it helps us tackle those same needs in new and more ef...

Ultimately you need to have impact and demonstrate to those around you that you can create value for the organisation. You should identify a problem or opportunity, creat...