My Name Is Barbara Dinoff — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
Embrace the unexpected. I suppose my parents instilled this trait in me. In the early 1990s, they moved our family from Poland to the U.S. — sight unseen. I cannot…
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Just Launched! — Daily Digest Emails From Aha!
How do you get to zero emails in your inbox? Read on. We know that for many of you, Aha! is a friend, but a friend that has just a bit too much to say. The type of friend…
I Said “No More Salespeople, Please”
I bet at some point, you have done it — you hid from a salesperson. You did not want to be rude, but you also did not want to be bothered with the hard sell. The goal was…
“Do You Need an Office?” My Mother-in-Law Wants to Know
My mother-in-law was recently in town visiting. When the conversation turned to work, I filled her in on how things were going with Aha! and how our fully distributed…
Just Launched! — Release Burndown Chart for Agile Teams
Aha! software includes a release burndown chart for agile teams. Learn how to expand your roadmapping functionality with this easy-to-read burndown chart.
Your Boss Should Never Tell You to “Care Less”
Caring about your work is a good thing. Find out why you should never listen when your boss or coworkers tell you to care less about work.
Technology vs. Humanity — Your Next Job
My career will be defined by the prevalence of the internet. Yours likely will be too. And we are still experiencing an incredible acceleration of the use of technology.…
Product Manager: Don’t Be a Data Fool
Do not get caught in a data trap — data alone will not delight your customers. Learn 3 ways to break out of the trap and back into customers’ hearts.
Just Launched! — Manage Your Aha! Licenses Across Teams
Few things make us blush. But customers fighting over Aha! licenses? That turned our cheeks positively red. We consider ourselves very fortunate to serve many of the…
These Honest People Are Not Impediments to Profit
Have you seen the real “real” news? A few well-known companies are behaving badly. They made some money in the short-term and felt like long-term winners. People were…
