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Escaping the Build Trap
- How Effective Product Management Creates Real Value
- Lu par : Erin deWard
- Durée : 6 h et 44 min
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Description
To stay competitive in today's market, organizations need to adopt a culture of customer-centric practices that focus on outcomes rather than outputs. Companies that live and die by outputs often fall into the "build trap", cranking out features to meet their schedule rather than the customer's needs.
In this book, Melissa Perri explains how laying the foundation for great product management can help companies solve real customer problems while achieving business goals. By understanding how to communicate and collaborate within a company structure, you can create a product culture that benefits both the business and the customer. You'll learn product management principles that can be applied to any organization, big or small.
In five parts, this book explores:
- Why organizations ship features rather than cultivate the value those features represent
- How to set up a product organization that scales
- How product strategy connects a company's vision and economic outcomes back to the product activities
- How to identify and pursue the right opportunities for producing value through an iterative product framework
- How to build a culture focused on successful outcomes over outputs
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- spjeanfritz
- 04/07/2022
A must read for product manager
You can't call yourself a product manager until you read this book. Makes you realize where you are at and how to transition into being outcome oriented with concise principle and brilliant stories
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- QuickBen
- 30/07/2021
Good stuff
Great content. I found the narration a bit too theatrical for my taste. Ended up listening at 1.3x speed.
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- Amy
- 20/03/2021
Why so condescending?
I loved the content and it made a lot of sense. Why were the male characters portrayed as stupid with the condescending voice-over? Likewise, the female characters were unfairly portrayed as weak. Not sure if that was the books intent but the reading was bad in my opinion.
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- Heather Henderson
- 21/01/2021
Distractingly soft narration
The narrator's voice is suited to bedtime stories for children, not business advice. I had a hard time focusing on the content of the book her voice was so soft and saccharine. I just couldn't take the book seriously.
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- Anonymous User
- 15/10/2021
Please have a different voice over
The content itself is great but the voice is really really bad. I had a hard to finish, this is not a bedtime story. I ended up buying the book itself to read.
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- Girevik
- 08/07/2021
Terrible narration
Great content. The worst and most annoying narrator for a non fiction book. You don’t need to change your voice for every piece of dialogue.
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- Tennis Apprentice
- 17/05/2021
Odd narration practice
I am enjoying the content of this book and it seems to be valuable and on point. However the narrator’s practice of altering her voice to sound deeper and gruffer when quoting men is really distracting. Imagine if a male narrator put on a higher pitched voice to indicate he was quoting a woman…he’d be labelled sexist! It detracts from the quotes themselves.
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- Lassi*aL
- 23/02/2021
Good insights, inappropriate delivery
The story is well crafted but I was much distracted by over acting of the reader making it not sound like a business book but fiction.
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- kirschi
- 15/09/2020
A comprehensive tour to being a tech product manager
Tech products are complex beasts invented by humans. They require an operating system that can react quickly and nimbly and yet remain focused on a strategic vision.
As such, a product manager (or product owner in an agile development setting) is one of the hardest and most important roles to succeed as a product led organization.
This book provides a comprehensive guided tour for the PM role, from understanding what is a product led organization, how to enable product teams turn a product vision and strategy into viable options, through how to shape a product led organization in a structure set up for success. By structure I mean not only org structure but also roles, artifacts, flow and emergence of knowledge and more.
The book, imho, falls short on two aspects:
- the linkage between organizational agility and a product led organization. There are some examples of how poor agile practices hinder a mindset of a product led organization. But not how real agility is key to turning concept to cash quickly and effectively.
- the description of required meetings and procedures in the third part feels over prescriptive. Maybe Perri meant them as an example. I understood them as how it should work.
To me it feels that the excellent explanations and examples for utilizing experimentation in the product management concepts are missing on these aspects of a product led organization.
That being said, the book gets an easy 5 star rating from me as one of the best books on PM I have read/listened to.
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- mitchlenzen
- 29/08/2020
Hope for those of us still stuck in the trap
This is a must-read for anyone currently undergoing organizational transformation to the product model including; product managers, designers, engineers, and senior leadership. This perfectly illustrates the big picture vision while outlining steps needed to achieve the shift in product mindset within your organization. I’m recommending for my whole team.
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- Andrew Maibach
- 27/01/2023
Excellent, example led, product text
Extraordinary read, every product manager and product leader needs to read this book to help them frame what it means to be a healthy operating product org.
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- Liz P.
- 18/01/2023
If you’re a PM this is required reading
Simple, practical, and essential, Melissa lays out the dangers of output oriented thinking and how to avoid it. You need to read this book.
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- XYZ
- 26/07/2020
Great book from Melissa Petri
For me was very hard to listen narator because she over dramatized content. I will be happiest if Melissa read book herself.
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- DerWunder1980
- 08/06/2021
Neue Ideen im...
... Agile/Digital Transformation Jungle.
Tolle Impulse und Fragen, um das Warum mit dem Wie und dem Was zu verbinden.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 01/07/2022
Doesn't bring much value
The book is a bit tedious and doesn't contain much theoretical or practical knowledge. Storytelling is too exhaustive and resembles fictional literature, especially annoying when the reader tries to imitate different voices. For me it was a waste of time but I'd recommend it for reading if you don't know anything about product management
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- Marco Me
- 24/10/2021
Good Content, annoying „male impressions“ of the speaker
good content, good advice
no blueprint but rather a mindful approach
the most annoying thing was the speaker Erin who for whatever reason was speaking in a low pitch voice to resemble a „male quote“. I wonder how listeners would react to a male speaker using higher pitch voices to resemble a „female voice“. wouldn‘t want to be in the middle of that s-storm
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- M. G.
- 20/02/2021
Ideal für Einsteiger/Interessierte
Gibt eine gute Zusammenfassung der führenden Product Literatur & Autoren (Marty Cagan, McCarthy, Jeff Patton, Eric Ries,...), entlang von eigenen Beispielen.
Wenig neue Learnings als erfahrener PM, aber guter Auffrischer worauf es in Product-led Companies ankommt.