Insights Driven PMEbook + worksheets
Ebook & Worksheets - All E-readers
Same book but in PDF and EPUB format - compatible with Kindle and all other ereaders
+Bonus attachments: Metrics One Pager and worksheets
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The Insights Driven Product Manager
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The ultimate guide to mastering product metrics, getting better data insights and making more impactful product decisions.
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“One of my biggest takeaways was how the book repeatedly emphasizes the link between product metrics and business metrics. That link is where product analytics becomes strategy, not just reporting.”
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The ultimate guide to mastering product metrics, getting better data insights and making more impactful product decisions.
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One of the top books for PMs 📈
“The Insights Driven Product Manager is a guide on removing the clutter from crucial information to make better product decisions. Any successful organization understands the need for relevant data in the modern marketplace. This book helps to zero in on what data you should be considering when making critical decisions for your product plan, including what metrics to consider and when to use qualitative or quantitative data. Written for product managers and leaders at tech companies, it’s full of advice on how to become more insights-driven, create product roadmaps and other essential facets of the PM role.”
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What readers say
Whether you’re a seasoned PM or just starting out, this book is a must-read! My biggest takeaway? I’ll be rallying my team to realign with a powerful tool from the book: the Metrics One Pager.
A light, no BS examples-based perspective on what data to record and act on to make effective product-decisions.
Practical and easy to digest. Using insights to strengthen design solutions and build lasting impact for the business is something designers (and engineers) will benefit from in the long-run.