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Oct 22 23 tweets 10 min read
The biggest collection of PM learning resources: books, podcasts, videos, internships, free courses, conferences, frameworks, and much more (October 2022): 🧵

#productmanagement
1. Lock yourself in a room and read those 12 books on PM (updated)

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3. Top free PM courses (updated)

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5. An excellent collection of thinking tools and frameworks to help you solve problems and make better decisions: untools.co
6. Top 6 strategic frameworks every PM should know to be successful

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7. 12-Month MBA for PMs (books; you will thank me later)

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8. 5 visuals that help you become better at Product Thinking by @bandanjot

9. 10 frameworks that will make you a better PM by @aakashg0

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10. 21 Essential TED Talks for PMs by @aakashg0

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11. There are more than 100K PM videos. Most of them are noise. Top 20 that will teach you more than any course (new)

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13. 7 must-read books to improve design sense by @aakashg0 (new)

14. 11 newsletters that will teach you more than any $150,000 MBA (new)

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16. 7 free Chrome extensions that boost productivity so much they feel illegal to use (new)

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18. The best collection of PM internships

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19. The top product management events in 2023

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20. Top 200 best creators based exclusively on data by @Favikon_

- Leadership & Business
- Careers
- Personal Branding
- Social Media
- Growth Marketing
- Inclusion & Diversity
- Personal Growth
- Sales
- Startups & Venture Capital
- Tech & AI

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People asked me over and over again in DMs.
So here it is :) More learning materials coming soon.

Follow me here: @HurynPawel and on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/pawel-huryn

#productmanagement #knowledgesharing
I'll keep this list updated here:
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Oct 23
Lock yourself in a room and read these 12 books on PM (you'll thank me later) 🧵

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1. Inspired by @cagan

Lessons:

• The number one book for all Product Managers.
• Most of your ideas are not going to work.
• Principles of product discovery, which results in a validated product backlog.

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2. Empowered by @cagan

Lessons:

• You need to be very specific when identifying the most important business problems.
• Your role as a leader is to help everyone on the team achieve the competence necessary to solve those problems.

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Read 15 tweets
Oct 20
There are more than 5,000 product newsletters. Most of them are noise. Top 10 free newsletters every PM should know about: 🧵

#productmanagement
1. Lenny's Newsletter by @lennysan

With over 200,000 subscribers, it's simply the number one product newsletter on this planet. You will also find a link to the world's best product podcast on the newsletter page: lennysnewsletter.com
2. Silicon Valley Product Group blog by @cagan

A broad range of topics you may know from Inspired, Empowered, or Loved. Product Management, Product Discovery, Leadership, Product Marketing, and much more: svpg.com
Read 11 tweets
Oct 19
The product death cycle is a terrible trap.

It happens when the product manager forgets about the "Why" and becomes a waiter. 🧵 Image
To please everyone, PM collects and waterfalls all the requirements to the team. But no matter how much they implement, it gets only worse. Features shipped in a hurry do not solve anyone's problems and do not drive the expected business results.

The feature factory.
Fortunately, you can prevent or escape that trap. Try this:
Read 18 tweets
Sep 15
Best learning materials for PMs (books, podcasts, courses, videos, accounts to follow, etc.) Everything in one thread: 🧵👇

#productmanagement
1. Top 3 free PM courses: lnkd.in/d_v66Qxd

2. Lock yourself in a room and read these 10 books on PM: lnkd.in/ddN95SAq

3. Top 50 PM books (if 10 is not enough) by David Pereira:
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4. Top 11 PM podcasts: lnkd.in/dexyaCGt

5. An excellent collection of thinking tools and frameworks to help you solve problems and make better decisions: untools.co

6. Top 6 strategic frameworks every PM should know: lnkd.in/dKSF7r67
Read 12 tweets
Sep 14
Am I getting too radical?

The 5 non-negotiable truths about product management: 🧵

#productmanagement #agile #scrum
1. Creating products is complex. It can't be planned in detail.

When working on products, you must run small experiments, inspect, and adapt as you go.

"In complex environments, what will happen is unknown." - Scrum Guide 2020
2. Most of your ideas are just not going to work.

- The customers do not desire it
- Users won't know how to use it
- Ideas are not viable for your business
- Technology doesn't allow it

"The first truth is that at least half of your ideas are just not going to work" - @cagan
Read 7 tweets
Sep 13
Focusing on the outcomes may seem impossible to some PMs.

But it's actually trivial.

Here are two strategies you can use: 🧵

#productmanagement #agile
1. Sometimes, you get specific requirements (outputs) from powerful stakeholders or the company's founders. Reverse-engineer them by asking: "how do you measure the success"? And then, "If I do it differently, would that be ok?"

After a few questions, you have your outcomes.
2. If strategy 1 doesn't work, wait one day and say: "We'd like to use OKRs as Google does." Then reverse-engineer the requirements and start the discussion about OKRs.

Define objectives as outcomes. You have your outcomes.
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