Test-n-Tell.com - making product decisions

This is a purely theoretical article, I am in no way connected to Netflix, except being their customer. 

You never know how the world around will affect your product. Usually, we talk about the negative impact. Stock markets falling, new legislations, shifts in customers behaviour, fashion and so on. Sometimes though an external event might have a positive effect on our business. Take the latest situation where millions of people staying home (and rightly so). Streaming services such as Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime must have their numbers jump through the roof.

What if I tell you there is one, fundamental, applicable to any situation personality trait that makes a good PM great? What is it? Some secret knowledge? MBA-level revelation? No, not at all. The secret is humility. Yeap, as simple as that. Humility allows leaders to keep on growing, learning new skills and selecting best ideas.

Recently I was returning from a family trip to Barcelona. I kissed my mom goodbye, she was flying out a couple hours before me.
- Hm, I don’t see my flight on the departures board, - I was on my way to Montjuïc park when she called.

There are so many ways to have your roadmap, among other

As a list of features with/without aimed released datesAs a list of product areas where you aim to make changesAs a list of problems you look forward to solving for your customers

One head is good, two heads is mutantPair-programming is a well-known development methodology. With many followers and critics, this technique has proven its viability. Some major companies even made it their philosophy.