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    Product Manage Life: Personal Growth With Pro Techniques

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    Product Manage Life: Personal Growth With Pro Techniques

    Product Manage Life: Personal Growth With Pro Techniques
    Published 12/2024
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 1.96 GB | Duration: 3h 13m

    Apply Proven Product Management Techniques to Improve Your Life [Free 220 page e-book included]

    What you'll learn

    Best product management practices applied to life

    Product Management: Value and Prioritization

    Product Discovery

    Agility and Lean

    Interactions and Managing Communication

    Requirements

    No prior experience needed

    Description

    In this course, you will find proven strategies from product management with their powerful application to personal life, as well as real-world examples, and anecdotes you can relate to. Learn about core product management principles and frameworks applied to life: Value and Prioritization, Discovery, Agility and Lean, Interactions and Metrics. Whether you are involved in product management for work or not, you’ll enjoy discovering the shared tools, practices and tricks, and get impactful results using them.Course content:Value and PrioritizationValue and TimeValue and EffortValue and RiskPareto PrinciplePrioritizationDiscoveryProblem Framing and Defining OutcomesVisually Framing the Context (OST)Value Positioning StatementsWorking Backwards ModelCognitive BiasesFeynman’s 12 questionsAgility and LeanLean and Agile LandscapeBrief history of AgileBrief history of LeanSome principlesAgile for ExplorationLean for OptimizationPrinciples Related to Time and CommitmentSome Practical Tools and TipsOODA Loop and PDSAInteractionsDialogue and QuestionsListening to learnRhetorical Triangle: Ethos, Pathos, LogosSocratic QuestioningAbstract and Concrete4 Development LevelsWhat Motivates Us – DriveTesting Ideas and Getting Feedback – Mom TestWhat Not to Do – Simple Sabotage Field ManualMetricsLeading and Lagging IndicatorsOKRsKPIs and KFIsNorth Star MetricBringing It All Together

    Overview

    Section 1: Course overview

    Lecture 1 Introduction to the Course: What We Will Cover

    Lecture 2 Introduction to Author: A Journey in Product Management

    Lecture 3 Thank you gift: Finish the course, get 220 page e-book for FREE

    Section 2: Value and Prioritization

    Lecture 4 Introduction to Value and This Chapter

    Lecture 5 Value and Time 01: Urgency and Eisenhower Matrix

    Lecture 6 Value and Time 02: Breaking Point and Delay Discounting

    Lecture 7 Value and Effort: Cost-benefit, ROI, Diminishing Returns, Sunk Cost, IKEA effect

    Lecture 8 Value and Risk: Risk, Reward, Risk Compensation, Loss Aversion

    Lecture 9 Pareto Principle: Finding the Sweet Spot

    Lecture 10 Prioritization: Saying Yes and No

    Lecture 11 Note on additional material for prioritization frameworks

    Lecture 12 6 Prioritization Frameworks: #1 MoSCoW

    Lecture 13 6 Prioritization Frameworks: #2 Buy a Feature

    Lecture 14 6 Prioritization Frameworks: #3 ICE Score

    Lecture 15 6 Prioritization Frameworks: #4 Kano Model

    Lecture 16 6 Prioritization Frameworks: #5 Relative Weighted Table

    Lecture 17 6 Prioritization Frameworks: #6 2x2 Square for Flexible Visualization

    Lecture 18 Prioritization: One Principle to Take Away

    Section 3: Discovery

    Lecture 19 Introduction to Discovery and this Chapter

    Lecture 20 Problem Framing and Defining Outcomes

    Lecture 21 Visually Framing the Context: Opportunity Solution Tree (OST)

    Lecture 22 Value Positioning Statements: Clarity and Discovery

    Lecture 23 Explore and Exploit: Balancing Between the Known and the Unknown

    Lecture 24 Working Backwards Method: Starting from Where you Want to Be

    Lecture 25 Double Diamond Design Process Model

    Lecture 26 Note on materials for Cognitive Biases, Anti-Patterns and Mental Models

    Lecture 27 Biases, Anti-Patterns and Mental Models: #1 Cognitive Dissonance

    Lecture 28 Biases, Anti-Patterns and Mental Models: #2 Confirmation and Commitment Bias

    Lecture 29 Biases, Anti-Patterns and Mental Models: #3 Ambiguity Effect

    Lecture 30 Biases, Anti-Patterns and Mental Models: #4 Anchoring Bias

    Lecture 31 Biases, Anti-Patterns and Mental Models: #5 Big Bang Discovery Anti-Pattern

    Lecture 32 Biases, Anti-Patterns and Mental Models: #6 Occam's Razor

    Lecture 33 Feynman's 12 Questions

    Section 4: Lean and Agile

    Lecture 34 Introduction to Agility and Lean and This Chapter

    Lecture 35 Lean and Agile Landscape 1: Brief History of Agile

    Lecture 36 Lean and Agile Landscape 2: Brief History of Lean

    Lecture 37 Some Principles: What We Will Cover

    Lecture 38 Some Principles: Agile for Exploration (Agile Experiments)

    Lecture 39 Some Principles: Lean for Exploitation (Optimization)

    Lecture 40 Some Principles: Time and Commitment

    Lecture 41 Some Practical Tools and Tips: What We Will Cover

    Lecture 42 Some Practical Tools and Tips: Part 1

    Lecture 43 Some Practical Tools and Tips: Part 2

    Section 5: Interactions

    Lecture 44 Introduction to Interactions and This Chapter

    Lecture 45 Dialogue and Questions

    Lecture 46 4 Development Levels

    Lecture 47 What Motivates Us - Drive

    Lecture 48 Testing Ideas and Getting Feedback – Mom Test

    Lecture 49 What Not to Do – Simple Sabotage Field Manual

    Section 6: A Glance at Metrics

    Lecture 50 Introduction to Metrics and This Chapter

    Lecture 51 Leading and Lagging Indicators

    Lecture 52 OKRs

    Lecture 53 KPIs and KFIs

    Lecture 54 North Star Metric

    Lecture 55 Bringing it All Together

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