Workshops
Critical Skills Needed for an Effective Product Culture
Roadmapping
Objectives and Key Results (OKR)
Organizational Design
Agile for Product Teams
Product Management Basics
Roadmapping
Learn from the experts who wrote the book on roadmapping. Our workshops are based on our book Product Roadmaps Relaunched: Setting Product Direction While Embracing Uncertainty released from O'Reilly. Practice the critical skills necessary to a great roadmap, including:
Creating a compelling product vision
Setting business objectives
Developing themes based on customer problems and jobs to be done
Prioritizing objectively using return on investment
Getting buy-in from stakeholders
Communicating your roadmap
Managing and communicating change
Objectives and Key Results (OKR)
OKRs are a worldwide phenomenon, helping to drive the success of organizations like Google, Zynga, Oracle, Twitter, and many more. They are particularly suited to driving the alignment necessary for a high-performing cross-functional product team. But if not handled correctly, OKRs can quickly lead to silos, unethical behavior, and demotivate. How do the best-performing product cultures use OKRs? Topics we cover:
How to define effective OKRs
The most common what-if scenarios teams experience (or fear)
The pitfalls with OKRs and how to avoid them
Set OKRs for your team and get live feedback you can leverage when you get back to the office
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THE BOOK IS HERE
Product Roadmaps Relaunched
How to Set Direction while Embracing Uncertainty
A good product roadmap is one of the most important documents an organization can develop, publish, and continuously update. Product Roadmaps Relaunched: How to Set Direction While Embracing Uncertainty teaches you how to create an effective product roadmap, and demonstrates how to use the roadmap to align stakeholders and prioritize ideas and requests.
Steve Blank said about the book, “It’s about time someone brought product roadmapping out of the dark ages of waterfall development and made it into the strategic communications tool it should be. McCarthy and team have cracked the code.”