Product managers and product management skills will be increasingly important as we progress further into AI-driven creation. As AI becomes a more and more integrated part of our daily lives.

Throughout my career, I've worked with hundreds of product people. I've also been involved in hiring quite a few and firing a handful as well. Here is my subjective opinion wether or not Product Management Bootcamps worth it.

Created the mockup for the first two screens I want to start with.

I fixed a bug on my blog, and created the first sketch of the app.

I am starting a dev log. I am going to document the process of building an app to make a day-to-day problem I have less painful.

Have you been hired at a startup as a Product Manager? Here are some non-typical recommendations for what to do in your first weeks.

There is an untapped potential of online communities for product research. By observing, engaging, and implementing insights from community dialogues, product managers can uncover rich, unfiltered insights to create more user-aligned products. Here is a proposed framework how to do that: CoRe.

Product management helps turn a product idea into something real that customers can buy. It's a key job in any company. Product managers guide this process, ensuring the product meets customer needs and helps the business grow.

Apple announced Apple Vision Pro, their headset computer. Meta has invested billions into the Metaverse and strategically acquired Oculus Rift makers. Apple has the potential to make VR/AR headsets mainstream. Will this help Meta achieve their vision with the Metaverse, or will this threaten their ambitions due to potential market share loss?

Understanding the difference between 'data-driven' and 'data-informed' approaches and their impact on your business.

I love building things. Be it a lego starship, software or a wooden toy for my kid. It took me some time to understand that creating things is what makes me happy.