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The 2nd Adam Thomas Hypothesis: Survival Metrics Guide Profitable Products that Matter to People
The JH Forster Hypothesis: The First Product Hire at a Startup Needs to Be a Player-Coach
The JJ Rorie Hypothesis: The 5 Key Skills That Make a Product Manager Great Can Be Learned
The Emily Patterson Hypothesis: You're Not Really Learning Product Unless You're Doing It
The Pulkit Agrawal Hypothesis: Customer-Centric Teams Are Attached to Problems and Not Solutions
The Ken Norton Hypothesis: Product Is Best Taught Through Apprenticeship
The Sam Haveson Hypothesis: The Artfulness of Product Management is Identifying Customer Needs
The Caroline Rose Hypothesis: Absolutely Everybody Should Be Involved In Discovery Research
The Janel Wellborn Hypothesis: Teams Should Celebrate Learning Fast, Not Failing Fast
The Karthik Suresh Hypothesis: Even Amazing Products Fail Without The Right Go-To-Market
The Kate Leto Hypothesis: Human Skills Are Teachable
The James Mayes Hypothesis: Focus on What Drives the Audience to Curate Great Events
The Sarah Bernard Hypothesis: Customer-centric Companies Uncover the Most Impactful Solutions
The Giff Constable Hypothesis: Efficient Teams Learn Before They Build
The Stephanie Leue Hypothesis: Leaders don’t have the right answers, they have the right questions
The Paul Ortchanian Hypothesis: Informal conversations are key to building influence
The Ant Murphy Hypothesis: Everyone is a Leader on High Performing Teams
The Janice Fraser Hypothesis: The Best Decision Is One Everyone Can Live With
The Jason Knight Hypothesis: Popular Product Principles Can Be Adapted For B2B Realities
The Maggie Crowley Hypothesis: Great Product Leaders Excel at Non-Technical Skills
The Rick Neuman Hypothesis: Great teams are built with clear communication and focus
The Radhika Dutt Hypothesis: Vision-driven products have a clear reason for being
The 2nd Tommi Forsstrom Hypothesis: Effective CPOs are Executives First and Product Leaders Second