Send us a text"AI will replace Product Manager""Product Manager using AI will replace Product Manager"We are still here, believe it or not. However, it was about time to get a real AI expert on the podcast. So I was very happy when Yana Welinder said "Yes". We both discussed the status quo of AI, what it can do for you as a PM, what we should not do and a lot more. You can find Yana on Twitter and LinkedIn.Don't forget to check out her product: Kraftul

Send us a textIn Season 1 lot's of Product Manager gave the advice to get a mentor early on to get really good in Product Management. So it was about time to talk about "Mentorship in Product Management" with a real expert: Jason Knight! We covered what exactly mentorship is, why it is important, how you can get a mentor, also how you can become one and a lot more. Enjoy! You can find Jason on Twitter and LinkedIn.Listen to his podcast on Spotify.Here is his website.And do not forget to subscribe to Jason's Newsletter here.

Send us a textLaunching a product is a key milestone in Product Management, growing the user base is the next. Pawel and I talked about Product Growth, why it is important, how it works and what to do to have a successfully growing product.You can find Pawel on Twitter and LinkedIn.Check out his amazing newsletter here.

Send us a textBeing a Product Manager is good. Being a Product Manager in a great environment is even better. But how can you land your dream job? Erika and I talked about this and you will get a lot of practical advice and suggestions how to make the next step. You can find Erika on Twitter and LinkedIn.Erika also has a Newsletter, subscribe here.And here you can find her incredible website.

Teresa Torres, a renowned product discovery coach, shares her expertise on understanding user needs. She explains how product discovery shapes effective product development through continuous customer feedback and cross-functional collaboration. Teresa highlights the importance of automating customer interview processes to enhance engagement and suggests methods for integrating assumption testing into a streamlined discovery approach. She also discusses the balance between human insight and AI tools in research, emphasizing the necessity for nuanced input to drive meaningful product delivery.

Send us a textData is becoming increasingly important in Product Management. It can be used to make better decisions about everything from product strategy to feature prioritization. Andrea and I had a lot to talk about to make sure that everyone understands the importance of data in Product Management. We cover all of this in this episode. Enjoy! If you want to reach out to Andrea, you can find her on Twitter and LinkedIn.Link to Neil Patel A/B-Tast Calculator Significance

Send us a textProduct Manager & Product Marketer: can they live together? Yes! And they should. In this episode Andrea and I discuss Product Marketing, the Why/How/What, overlaps with Product Management and how all of this can be very successful.If you want to reach out to Andrea, you can contact her on Twitter and LinkedIn.

Send us a textWhat do Threads, Hot Chocolate, and Crossfit have in common? Bethan and I discussed them all as part of our conversation about Competitor Analysis. If you want to know how on earth they fit together, listen to this episode.If you want to reach out to Bethan, you can find here on Twitter and LinkedIn.Furthermore, Beth has an amazing podcast. You can find it among other platforms on Spotify and Apple Podcast.

Product strategy expert Pat Bergstresser discusses the importance of product strategy, its role in achieving a vision, transition to Slack, developing a product strategy through vision, research, and differentiation, and aligning product strategy with monetization. They also highlight the importance of early feedback and connecting on social media.

Send us a textIf Product Manager do one thing, it is communicating. In different forms to various stakeholders. It ain't easy, but we are here to help. In this episode Sid and I talked through the pitfalls and dark sides of stakeholder communication, and of course, give practical advice how to become really good. Enjoy the episode! You can find Sid on Twitter as well as on LinkedIn. And do not forget to check out his Blog.