Thriving in Large Companies
Many of my readers work in large companies, including Adobe, Amazon, AOL, Apple, eBay, Google, Microsoft, PayPal, and Yahoo, and...
read moreMany of my readers work in large companies, including Adobe, Amazon, AOL, Apple, eBay, Google, Microsoft, PayPal, and Yahoo, and...
read moreOne of the most common situations today is where the product manager is in one location, and the engineering team...
read moreThe single most frequent question I get from product leaders in companies both large and small, is where should product...
read moreIn the last newsletter I spoke about the differences between large and small product companies, and how different they are...
read moreTwo questions I get a lot are: “Is now the time to join one of the cool new startups?” and...
read more“Hubris: The false pride that comes before the fall” – Wikipedia I probably get more questions from product people about...
read moreSometimes being a product manager can feel like being on Survivor, and worrying about your product team voting you out...
read moreOne of the most common questions I get from product managers, usually working at large companies, is how to manage...
read moreCompany culture is one of those vague concepts that can mean different things to different people. I use the term...
read moreI’ve always been a big believer in the adage that employees join a company but they leave a manager. This...
read moreSilicon Valley is all about creating products, and I would argue that no company in history has done that better...
read more“Never tell people how to do things. Tell them what to do, and they will surprise you with their ingenuity.”...
read moreI’ve been working with quite a few startups over the past few years, usually in an advisory capacity, but sometimes...
read moreWhat do the following people all have in common? – Marc Andreessen, co-founder of Netscape – Jeff Bezos, founder of...
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