Looking for some great reads on product management? Here is a roundup of the top blog posts I read this week. I hope you find them helpful!

1. Three Questions to Ask to Improve Product Management: Jeff Lash offers 3 questions to determine where to invest your time and money for the highest possible returns.
2. Good Enough: How do you know when you’ve made enough improvements to your product? Scott Selhorst offers the customer’s perspective on when a product can be considered “good enough.”
3. Evaluating Market Dynamics: Neal Cabage identifies the criteria that may predict product success in the current market.

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Looking for some great reads on product management? Here is a roundup of the top blog posts I read this week. I hope you find them helpful!

1. Why “CEO of the Product” Is So Last Year – This Podcast from Nils Davis shares the benefits of clarifying your job title and duties to customers.
2. Top Challenges for Product Management in 2015 – In this blog post, Jeff Lash shares what product management leaders predict will be their biggest challenges in the coming year.
3. Top-down prioritizing: markets and portfolios – Steve Johnson explains why you should allocate your investments by market and then by portfolio to direct the necessary budget to your project.

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Looking for some great reads on product management? Here is a roundup of the top blog posts I read this week. I hope you find them helpful!

1. Nir Eyal On Product Excellence – Gale Stafford spoke with Nir Eyal, the keynote speaker of the upcoming Product Summit, about what he thinks contributes to a high-quality product. He discusses the importance of the human element when developing products and marketing strategy.
2. The 5 Components of a Good Hypothesis – Teresa Torres of “Product Talk” discusses the critical components of good hypothesis formation, which can help your team effectively predict the impact a product (or its redesign) will have on the market.
3. Alex Osterwalder – Designing Your Value Proposition – In this video from “Mind the Gap”, entrepreneur Alex Osterwalder offers advice about identifying the true purpose of your product and how it ties in to consumer needs.

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