Test-n-Tell.com - making product decisions

Welcome to a day in a product manager's life. Let's moan a bit. Here are you arriving in the office seven minutes late of your usual time. You catch a "look" from your over-eager junior colleague and get to 100+ messages that await you.

It became a tickbox that when ticked is forgotten. But since you "reached" it - your market moved on and your product moved on. You cannot really achieve product-market fit once and for all. You need to continuously keep achieving it.

Often product managers ask themselves this question: what is the next most valuable thing I can do? Usually, the answer to this question, like with most PM tasks, it depends.

Last time I  mentioned five books that helped me to get into product management, better understand the role and challenges PMs face. This time around, let's look at product management books that will help an experienced PM to further improve.

Some time ago, an aspiring product manager asked me what books she should read. I gave a couple of recommendations for books that helped me massively to get into product management craft. I've read dozens of PM-related books, but the following five are probably the most essential read list for anyone who would like to get into product management or just understand what PMs do.