Product Management – How to get a "user first" thinking

Product Management – How to get a "user first" thinking, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 70 lectures, 14 quizzes, based on 5 reviews, and has 22 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how to build products users love Building a user first mindset along the whole product lifecycle How to identify your user and target your product to exactly this user, while building a scalable solution for several thousands and millions of user Gain insights from many practical examples, tools, frameworks, methods, processes, how-to’s, and lessons learned which you can leverage within your daily life Understand the importance of Product Management and the history Understand your role, responsibilities, needed competencies, collaboration with different teams, as well as insights into a t-shape profile What lifelong learning is all about and how to approach it How to approach the problem and solution space framework Gain many insights into the design thinking approach Market sizing and validating if the market is worth to approach incl. a top-down and bottom-up approach The importance and how to conduct market research Validating and testing your solution with different approaches How to create a product which is 10x better than the current products on the market Learn the differences between iteration and innovation and why both are important Prioritize your backlog using KANO model, MoSCoW framework, RICE framework, and value vs. effort framework Characteristics and how to approach an alpha launch, beta launch, and general availability Test your functionalities with A/B and multivariate testing Business relevant topics like how to make sure that your product is a financial healthy product leveraging LTV and CAC How to create a value-based roadmap and why it is important Insights into data management, e. g., HEART and AARRR framework, why data is important, and how to approach it What it means to have a running product and update your stakeholders How to pitch your solution and how to define a value proposition Additional learning section about how to come up with great ideas and solutions This course is ideal for individuals who are Early-career professionals within product management or any product support role with one to five years of experience or Professionals who want to transition to product management or Seasoned product managers who want to gain additional insights and views or Entrepreneurs or People who want to start in a startup or corporate world It is particularly useful for Early-career professionals within product management or any product support role with one to five years of experience or Professionals who want to transition to product management or Seasoned product managers who want to gain additional insights and views or Entrepreneurs or People who want to start in a startup or corporate world.

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Summary

Title: Product Management – How to get a "user first" thinking

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 70

Number of Quizzes: 14

Number of Published Lectures: 70

Number of Published Quizzes: 14

Number of Curriculum Items: 84

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 84

Original Price: $119.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

• Learn how to build products users love
• Building a user first mindset along the whole product lifecycle
• How to identify your user and target your product to exactly this user, while building a scalable solution for several thousands and millions of user
• Gain insights from many practical examples, tools, frameworks, methods, processes, how-to’s, and lessons learned which you can leverage within your daily life
• Understand the importance of Product Management and the history
• Understand your role, responsibilities, needed competencies, collaboration with different teams, as well as insights into a t-shape profile
• What lifelong learning is all about and how to approach it
• How to approach the problem and solution space framework
• Gain many insights into the design thinking approach
• Market sizing and validating if the market is worth to approach incl. a top-down and bottom-up approach
• The importance and how to conduct market research
• Validating and testing your solution with different approaches
• How to create a product which is 10x better than the current products on the market
• Learn the differences between iteration and innovation and why both are important
• Prioritize your backlog using KANO model, MoSCoW framework, RICE framework, and value vs. effort framework
• Characteristics and how to approach an alpha launch, beta launch, and general availability
• Test your functionalities with A/B and multivariate testing
• Business relevant topics like how to make sure that your product is a financial healthy product leveraging LTV and CAC
• How to create a value-based roadmap and why it is important
• Insights into data management, e. g., HEART and AARRR framework, why data is important, and how to approach it
• What it means to have a running product and update your stakeholders
• How to pitch your solution and how to define a value proposition
• Additional learning section about how to come up with great ideas and solutions

Who Should Attend

• Early-career professionals within product management or any product support role with one to five years of experience
• Professionals who want to transition to product management
• Seasoned product managers who want to gain additional insights and views
• Entrepreneurs
• People who want to start in a startup or corporate world

Target Audiences

• Early-career professionals within product management or any product support role with one to five years of experience
• Professionals who want to transition to product management
• Seasoned product managers who want to gain additional insights and views
• Entrepreneurs
• People who want to start in a startup or corporate world