How to Write a PM Performance Self-Assessment That Gets You Promoted
Learn how to write a PM performance self-assessment that gets you promoted: impact language, a weak-vs-strong table, and a worked promotion case.
Learn how to write a PM performance self-assessment that gets you promoted: impact language, a weak-vs-strong table, and a worked promotion case.
Learn how to build a customer health score that actually predicts churn: which signals matter, a weighting template, and where most models break.
A data team spends three weeks re-instrumenting the app for a new analytics tool, and someone on the exec team still ends up asking why the dashboard can’t answer “which onboarding step is killing activation.” That gap is a familiar scene in a lot of product orgs, and the tool usually isn’t the root problem…
Two-sided marketplace product management explained: liquidity over conversion, the cold-start problem, take rate, and a real liquidity-fix case study.
The recruiter says “does this work for you?” and there’s a pause where most PMs say yes, because the offer sounds like a lot of money and the fear of losing the whole thing feels bigger than the fear of leaving some on the table. Almost nobody gets the offer pulled for asking a reasonable…
Why Product Localization Is a Product Decision, Not a Translation Job Somewhere between 18% and 25% of most SaaS products’ organic traffic already comes from non-English-speaking visitors, and a meaningful share of them hit a signup form, get confused or lose trust, and leave. That’s not lost opportunity in some future market. It’s revenue the…
Picture a prospect finishing a demo, nodding along the whole time, and then asking: “so is this more like a CRM, or more like a project tool?” That kind of question kills deals that should have closed. The product wasn’t the problem. Nobody on the team had ever forced themselves to write a single, testable…
Why Accessibility for Product Managers Is Not a Design Nice-to-Have A blind user opens your signup form, and their screen reader announces “button” three times in a row with no label telling them which button does what. That’s not a visual polish issue a designer will get to eventually. It’s a product that a paying…
Why Most User Onboarding Flows Get Skipped The average SaaS activation rate sits at just 37.5%, meaning roughly two out of three new signups never reach the point where a well-designed user onboarding flow is supposed to deliver its one job — real value, fast. The typical failure case looks the same across products: a…
Teams with a dedicated AI product management function ship AI features roughly 40% faster than teams where the responsibility is split informally across data science and traditional PM roles. The gap isn’t about talent or budget. It’s that model evaluation decisions can’t wait for a calendar alignment between two teams that don’t share a working…