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The Product Guide

The Product Guide

Di: Chris Westerhold Daniel Mueth
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Product Management is hard. It’s a field that is hard to define and even harder to navigate. Daniel Mueth and Chris Westerhold host The Product Guide and talk about the experiences, techniques, and the many problems that arise for a product manager.2022 Overworked Economia
  • How to Stay Productive as a PM
    Jun 4 2022

    Chris and Daniel discuss their favorite tools and strategies to stay productive in their day-to-day PM roles. Also spend some time reviewing the personal pros/cons of some of the more frequently used roadmapping and task management tools. 

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  • So many types of PMs… What do they all do?
    May 6 2022

    Follow ups from last episode

    • Matching technology with business maturity
    • How technical a Product Manager needs to be

    What are these product managers and what do they do?

    • Traditional PM
    • Marketing PM
    • Digital PM
    • UX/Designer
    • Group PM
    • Growth PM
    • Technical PM

    We finish up the episode talking about a funny job posting we found.  See if you can guess what it is.

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    1 ora e 9 min
  • What is TPG and why did we choose Product Management
    Apr 5 2022

    Why did we start this podcast?

    What are our plans for this podcast moving forward?

    How would you define product management?

    What value does a product management? bring to an organization?

    Why did you choose product management?

    How did you get into product management?

    What do you think is wrong in the product management space?

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    55 min
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