Product Management
Jobs to Be Done
Understand the progress customers want, build a useful job story, and turn interview evidence into a product decision through a worked handover example.
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Product Management
Frameworks for discovering what customers are trying to get done and for choosing which work deserves time.
Product managers, designers, and engineers deciding what to build next.
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Impact Mapping
Connect a business goal to actors, behavior changes, and deliverables with impact mapping, using a worked example that exposes assumptions.
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Opportunity Solution Tree
Connect a product outcome to customer opportunities, alternative solutions, and assumption tests with a worked opportunity solution tree.
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User Story Mapping
Organize a user journey, expose missing steps, and slice a coherent first release with user story mapping and a worked booking example.
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Empathy Mapping
Organize what users say, think, do, and feel into an empathy map grounded in research, with clear distinctions between observations and inferences.
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Kano Model
Use the Kano Model to distinguish expected basics, performance improvements, and attractive features before choosing what deserves product effort.
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MoSCoW Prioritization
Agree what a delivery must, should, could, and will not include this time, with a practical example and checks against an overloaded Must Have list.
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RICE Prioritization
Compare product ideas with RICE, using clear scales, a worked roadmap example, and checks that keep uncertain estimates from becoming false certainty.
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