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Trust - the currency of leadership

  Here's a lesson I learned relatively late in my career - when it comes to leadership there is only one thing that truly matters - do you have the trust?
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Motivating product people

  Product management is a high-stress, high-pressure kind of job. To succeed you have to juggle like a circus pro, negotiate like a seasoned diplomat and communicate like a best-selling author. And even if you're acing that all - the success is not guaranteed.

Forget the roadmap if you want to innovate

  Predictable innovation is one of the most harmful myths in product development. It leads to tons of frustration and subpar outcomes.

Hiring PMs in the age of AI

  End of last year, I published some thoughts on how gen AI adoption is changing the jobs of PMs. As many of us will look to change jobs this year, it's time to think about how AI is changing hiring.

PM + AI in 2025

  Hey PMs, it's almost 2025 and we're still here. Yeah, AI didn't make us redundant. Ruthless bosses didn't make us redundant. Well, not all of us at least. We survived yet another year and are now looking into the next with a tiny bit of optimism.

Thinking in iterations

  Thinking is something most of us do. One way or another. Thinking comes in different kinds and flavours, in particular, there is thinking in iterations and thinking in results.

Selling ideas in the US vs Europe

  I saw many entrepreneurs trying to sell their ideas on both sides of the Atlantic, they often make this one mistake - assuming one pitch would work everywhere.

3 reasons B2B products are worse than B2C

  Anyone who has tried using B2B or corporate software can probably attest - on average it's worse than B2C, consumer apps. Let's look into some reasons why it is so.