Start Time is August 12 @ 10 AM ET
Don't forget to RSVP @ https://www.meetup.com/TheProductGroup/events/252515434/
Session 9 Livestream Schedule
Sunday, August 12
@ 10AM ET
Adversarial models in product with Chris Butler
To make something great it needs to be forged through adversarial means. During this talk, you will understand what adversarial models are for yourself, your teams, and your products. We will touch on the various places that adversarial models are used in today's world and how adversarial models (with compassion) creates great products.
@ 11AM ET
Your hypotheses are probably wrong with Nis Frome
Users are 'divinely discontent' and their preferences and expectations are a moving target. If you're hypotheses are based on outdated research reports or media headlines, you're probably making the wrong decisions. I'll provide data to prove that.
@ 12PM ET
The only three things you should focus on with Andrew Hsu
When everything is in chaos because you work at a start up, here are the only three things that matter for you to focus on. This will help you focus and keep moving forward.
@ 1PM ET
Is your idea worth investing in or Understanding an opportunity hypothesis with Elena Leonova
One of the most important responsibilities of a product manager is understanding customers and their problems and needs, and investing time, resources and effort into the right opportunities. In this session, we will talk about how to understand which opportunities are right, how to evaluate them and which methods of validation exist to make the best product decision.
Sunday, September 16
@ 10AM ET
Metrics that Matter: Forget the vanity metrics and measure key outcomes with Joni Hoadley
Every good product manager should listen to the voice of their customers. The key is using the right data to inform and influence your product decisions.
@ 11AM ET
How to protect your roadmap from derailment by influential clients with Jordan Bergtraum
Executing on your roadmap is key to product success. Influential clients may ask you to work on non-roadmap efforts they want, killing your success. I’ll provide techniques and processes for how to keep your roadmap stable.
@ 12PM ET
What is CORE to Product Management: why technical enough is a real thing and what is more critical to your success with Patrick Hoffman
@ 1PM ET
User intent & User engagement : key product features with Sudhakar Kaushik
User intent is the understanding of what users want to do with the product well enough to influence product design in a manner that helps drive strong user engagement. Having a grasp of different kinds of users at various stages of adoption and usage has a bearing on how the product is received and impacts growth and adoption. The topic will discuss starting with principles of user engagement and working backward to influence product features, prioritization and overall product management.
@ 10AM ET
Adversarial models in product with Chris Butler
To make something great it needs to be forged through adversarial means. During this talk, you will understand what adversarial models are for yourself, your teams, and your products. We will touch on the various places that adversarial models are used in today's world and how adversarial models (with compassion) creates great products.
@ 11AM ET
Your hypotheses are probably wrong with Nis Frome
Users are 'divinely discontent' and their preferences and expectations are a moving target. If you're hypotheses are based on outdated research reports or media headlines, you're probably making the wrong decisions. I'll provide data to prove that.
@ 12PM ET
The only three things you should focus on with Andrew Hsu
When everything is in chaos because you work at a start up, here are the only three things that matter for you to focus on. This will help you focus and keep moving forward.
@ 1PM ET
Is your idea worth investing in or Understanding an opportunity hypothesis with Elena Leonova
One of the most important responsibilities of a product manager is understanding customers and their problems and needs, and investing time, resources and effort into the right opportunities. In this session, we will talk about how to understand which opportunities are right, how to evaluate them and which methods of validation exist to make the best product decision.
Sunday, September 16
@ 10AM ET
Metrics that Matter: Forget the vanity metrics and measure key outcomes with Joni Hoadley
Every good product manager should listen to the voice of their customers. The key is using the right data to inform and influence your product decisions.
@ 11AM ET
How to protect your roadmap from derailment by influential clients with Jordan Bergtraum
Executing on your roadmap is key to product success. Influential clients may ask you to work on non-roadmap efforts they want, killing your success. I’ll provide techniques and processes for how to keep your roadmap stable.
@ 12PM ET
What is CORE to Product Management: why technical enough is a real thing and what is more critical to your success with Patrick Hoffman
@ 1PM ET
User intent & User engagement : key product features with Sudhakar Kaushik
User intent is the understanding of what users want to do with the product well enough to influence product design in a manner that helps drive strong user engagement. Having a grasp of different kinds of users at various stages of adoption and usage has a bearing on how the product is received and impacts growth and adoption. The topic will discuss starting with principles of user engagement and working backward to influence product features, prioritization and overall product management.