Just Launched! — Enhanced Aha! Integration With Trello
Product managers talk with lots of different teams each day. Naturally, you want the tools each team uses to talk together too. Now you have more control over the…
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The Product Manager vs. the Sales Manager
“If we add this feature, we can close the biggest deal of the quarter,” says the sales manager. “But that feature is not important to the majority of our customers. And…
How Should I Present My Roadmap to the Executive Team?
Have you ever given a roadmap presentation that felt more like an interrogation? Learn how to effectively present your product roadmap to the executive team.
Just Launched! — New Options for Integrating Aha! With Jira, VSTS, and TFS
A few months ago, we introduced a new integrations framework that allows you to customize how records are linked between Aha! and development systems. Today’s update…
Why This CEO Gives Every Single Team Member Homework
Homework? Yes, you read that correctly. As the co-founder and CEO, I give homework to every single person at Aha! Twice a year, to be specific. And while you might think…
Go Inside the Aha! Offices — From California to South Africa
At Aha! we believe great work is about effort and achievement, not where you do it from. Take a peek inside Aha! home offices all over the world.
Aha! Ranks #143 on the Inc. 5000 List of Fastest-Growing Private Companies
Aha! was named #143 in terms of revenue growth among all companies and #13 among our software peers in Inc. magazine’s 37th annual Inc. 5000 list.
How We Build Meaningful Connections With Our Remote Team
Aha! is a fully remote company. Learn how we promote a sense of belonging and stay well-connected across multiple countries and continents.
The Founder’s Paradox: How to Reject Work/Life Balance and Still Have a Happy Team
I reject work/life balance. I always have. But some people find this hard to understand at first, which is why I share my perspective on the topic fairly often. So, it…
My Name Is Lauren Davaloz — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
I have always been a striver. From a very early age, I would set goals and hold myself accountable for reaching them. This is how I became the first person in my family…
