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Your Product Is Not Onboarded Until the Customer Gets Value: A Product Manager’s Guide to Customer Onboarding
Customer onboarding is where product strategy meets human impatience.
Aug 21
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Why Evernote Forgot How to Remember
The product lesson behind one of tech’s most painful slow-motion declines
Aug 20
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Ulad Shauchenka
A Strategic Guide to Becoming a Product Manager (With No Prior Experience)
Breaking into product management can feel like trying to board a moving train-fast, noisy, and intimidating.
Aug 19
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Ulad Shauchenka
Master’s Degrees in Product Management: 5 Highly Reputable Programs (Costs, Requirements, Duration & Career Impact)
A master’s degree in (digital) product management isn’t the only path into PM-but for certain profiles it can be a fast, structured way to build skills…
Aug 18
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June 2026
Competitive Analysis: Staying Ahead in Crowded Markets
Competitive analysis is business gossip with spreadsheets.
Jun 3
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Ulad Shauchenka
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Churn Autopsies: Finding the Real Cause
Combining cohort analysis, exit interviews, and product telemetry to design fixes that stick
Jun 2
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Product Management for APIs: Designing for Developers
Value props, docs, SDKs, and SLAs that shorten time‑to‑first‑call
Jun 1
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May 2026
Scaling Products: Lessons from High‑Growth Companies
When your user base surges, the job shifts from “does it work?” to “does it keep working-fast, safe, and affordable-at 10× the load?” High‑growth…
May 22
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Understanding the Product Lifecycle: From Idea to Sunset
Products rarely travel in a straight line.
May 22
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Why Slack Lost to Microsoft Teams
Slack did not lose because it was a bad product.
May 21
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Ulad Shauchenka
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A/B Testing Mastery: Optimizing Features for Maximum Impact
A/B testing turns assumptions into data-driven decisions.
May 20
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Ulad Shauchenka
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Why Product Managers Should Use Vibe Coding
For most of product management history, PMs have lived one layer away from the product.
May 19
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