The 10 Main Components of a Business Model
A good business lays out a clear path for building something meaningful. Read about the 10 main components your business model should include.
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The Best Product Managers Hurry Up and Take It Slow
Here is a riddle for you: How do you go really fast while taking your time? No, this is not a trick question. It is actually inspired by an old Latin phrase, “festina…
My Name Is Tom Bailey — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
I have always been interested in making, building, or fixing something. This interest led to a variety of summer jobs as I was working through school — from bartending to…
Just Launched! — Manage Your Product Backlog With an Agile Board
It is impossible to move fast when you are disorganized. Seasoned product managers know this well. As your team grows and your product matures, the number of features in…
Are You Sprinting to a Disappointing Career?
Friends with tunnel vision. Only interested in joining a company that is “just a year away from an IPO.” Do you know anyone like this, running hard hoping to hit the tech…
The Most Embarrassing Meeting Fails We Never Saw Coming
There is a slow-motion disaster unfolding before your eyes. It is a cringe-worthy moment at work. And you are watching it all go down. You wish you could plug your ears…
Just Launched! — A Better Way to Plan Your Next Product Launch
What is the hardest part of being a product manager? If you ask 100 product managers, they might just give you 100 different answers. But there is one common challenge we…
Do Good Work for Its Own Sake
I am not a gambler. But I know many people like to partake in games of fortune, and some even have a get-rich-quick dream. Hitting those lucky numbers and raking in…
Hey Boss: I Am Begging You to Let Me Work From Home
I studied philosophy. (True.) You know the old cliché about the tree falling in the forest. If no one is there to hear it, did it really make a sound? Well, remote work…
You Choose to Do This Every Day
Do you really have to do that? Find out why replacing "I have to" with "I choose to" can make a powerful impact on your daily experience.
