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A brainstorming process for garnering honest feedback about the state of a team / product / company during team retreats.
Most grocery shoppers think in terms of a) upcoming meals & b) products that need refilling. Online grocers should embrace this paradigm, rather than replicate typical e-commerce design patterns.
Several analyses have shown that roughly half of all projects will run late or never finish. Yet, many organizations continue to be blindingly optimistic when they plan projects. This visualization explains why.
I was fortunate enough to be part of an extremely impactful product launch in the online grocery space. Here's what happened and how we did it.
I’ve found that a simple technique for improving product delivery involves “installing ramp meters” by committing to a clear cross-team cadence for reevaluating priorities.
What is the probability of a full night’s sleep for my family on any given night? How does that change over time? Do I want to even know?
Just as a bridge creates new value by connecting previously unconnected pieces of land, a product manager creates new value by connecting previously unconnected user needs and organization-supplied solutions.
Product management is somehow both stupefyingly simple, and maddeningly complex — not unlike the human beings that product managers spend much of their time cajoling.
This holiday season is like no other. If you’re feeling isolated or burnt out, why not go out on a limb and try something different: take a solo retreat.
Sometimes when I'm nodding off in my chair or zoning out at a park, I catch myself thinking of the little girl's funeral.
At a time when consumers are more clued in than ever to dietary preferences, allergens, and food sourcing, the grocery industry still has a nutrition label that is frankly not that helpful.
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