Test-n-Tell - tiny apps, Big ideas

  Nir Eyal’s Hooked made a huge impression on me. It shaped a large part of how I think about product creation. Not because I wanted to “hook” users at any cost, but because the book made one thing very clear: if you understand how to influence behaviour, you also become responsible for how you use that power.

  In this evolving series I've already described how you can learn product discovery and delivery with the help of generative AIs such as ChatGPT. Product managers are ultimately judged by the success of their products. In this post, we will learn how to increase your chances of product success.

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.

"The HOOK is an experience design to connect the user's problem to your solution."

or you would know what I've just learned  Product psychology, simplified I came across Nir's blog a few weeks ago and was "hooked" since. Nir writes about products, business, and psychology. Writes really well, not only informative but also very engaging, with lots of examples and practical advises. If you're building products, especially technology products, then this blog is a must-read for you.