Empowered Ordinary People, Extraordinary Products

"Great teams are comprised of ordinary people that are empowered and inspired. They are empowered to solve hard problems in ways their customers love yet work for their business. They are inspired with ideas and techniques for quickly evaluating those ideas to discover solutions that work: they...

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Autor principal: Cagan, Marty (-)
Otros Autores: Jones, Chris
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated 2020.
Colección:Silicon Valley Product Group
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Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull:https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009634693306719
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Contents
  • Part I Lessons from Top Tech Companies
  • Chapter 1 Behind Every Great Company
  • The Role of Technology
  • Strong Product Leadership
  • Empowered Product Teams
  • Chapter 2 The Role of Technology
  • Chapter 3 Strong Product Leadership
  • The Role of Leadership-Inspiration
  • The Role of Management-Execution
  • Chapter 4 Empowered Product Teams
  • Chapter 5 Leadership in Action
  • Chapter 6 A Guide to EMPOWERED
  • Who This Book Is For
  • How This Book Is Organized
  • Part II Coaching
  • Chapter 7 The Coaching Mindset
  • Developing People Is Job #1
  • Empowering People Produces the Best Results
  • Beware Your Own Insecurities
  • Cultivate Diverse Points of View
  • Seek Out Teaching Moments
  • Continually Earn the Trust of Your Team
  • Have the Courage to Correct Mistakes
  • Chapter 8 The Assessment
  • People, Process, and Product
  • The Gap Analysis
  • The Coaching Plan
  • Chapter 9 The Coaching Plan
  • Product Knowledge
  • Process Skills and Techniques
  • People Skills and Responsibilities
  • Chapter 10 The One‐on‐One
  • Keys to Effective One‐on‐Ones
  • Anti‐Patterns
  • Summary
  • Chapter 11 The Written Narrative
  • Chapter 12 Strategic Context
  • Company Mission
  • Company Scorecard
  • Company Objectives
  • Product Vision and Principles
  • Team Topology
  • Product Strategy
  • Chapter 13 Sense of Ownership
  • Chapter 14 Managing Time
  • Chapter 15 Thinking
  • Chapter 16 Team Collaboration
  • Chapter 17 Stakeholder Collaboration
  • Chapter 18 Imposter Syndrome
  • Chapter 19 Customer‐Centricity
  • Chapter 20 Integrity
  • Dependability
  • The Company's Best Interests
  • Accountability
  • Chapter 21 Decisions
  • Right‐Size Decision Analysis
  • Collaboration‐Based Decision Making
  • Resolving Disagreements
  • Transparency
  • Disagree and Commit
  • Chapter 22 Effective Meetings
  • Communication.
  • Decisions
  • Problem Solving
  • Organizing Effective Meetings
  • Chapter 23 Ethics
  • Chapter 24 Happiness
  • Meaningful Work
  • Personal Relationship
  • Personal Recognition
  • Work Habits
  • Modeling Good Behaviors
  • Career Planning
  • Chapter 25 Leader Profile: Lisa Kavanaugh
  • Path to Leadership
  • Leadership in Action
  • Part III Staffing
  • Chapter 26 Competence and Character
  • Competence
  • Character
  • Chapter 27 Recruiting
  • Chapter 28 Interviewing
  • Chapter 29 Hiring
  • Chapter 30 Remote Employees
  • Artifacts
  • Trust
  • Time
  • Chapter 31 Onboarding
  • Chapter 32 New Employee Bootcamp
  • Chapter 33 Performance Reviews
  • Chapter 34 Terminating
  • Chapter 35 Promoting
  • Chapter 36 Leader Profile: April Underwood
  • Path to Leadership
  • Leadership in Action
  • Part IV Product Vision and Principles
  • Chapter 37 Creating a Compelling Vision
  • Customer‐Centric
  • North Star
  • Scope and Timeframe
  • Leveraging Industry Trends
  • Chapter 38 Sharing the Product Vision
  • Communicating the Product Vision
  • Validating the Product Vision
  • Product Vision as a Recruiting Tool
  • Product Vision as an Evangelism Tool
  • Chapter 39 Product Principles and Ethics
  • Chapter 40 Leader Profile: Audrey Crane
  • Path to Leadership
  • Leadership in Action
  • Part V Team Topology
  • Chapter 41 Optimizing for Empowerment
  • Ownership
  • Autonomy
  • Alignment
  • Chapter 42 Team Types
  • Platform Teams
  • Experience Teams
  • Chapter 43 Empowering Platform Teams
  • Shared Team Objectives
  • Platform‐as‐a‐Product Objectives
  • Chapter 44 Empowering Experience Teams
  • Media Product
  • E‐Commerce Product
  • Enterprise Product
  • Marketplace Product
  • Customer‐Enabling Product
  • Chapter 45 Topology and Proximity
  • Optimizing for the Product Team
  • Chapter 46 Topology Evolution
  • Evolving a Topology
  • Topology Warning Signs.
  • Chapter 47 Leader Profile: Debby Meredith
  • Path to Leadership
  • Leadership in Action
  • Part VI Product Strategy
  • Chapter 48 Focus
  • Chapter 49 Insights
  • Quantitative Insights
  • Qualitative Insights
  • Technology Insights
  • Industry Insights
  • Shared Learnings
  • Chapter 50 Actions
  • Chapter 51 Management
  • Chapter 52 Leader Profile: Shan‐Lyn Ma
  • Path to Leadership
  • Leadership in Action
  • Part VII Team Objectives
  • Feature Teams vs. Product Teams
  • Manager's Objectives vs. Product Team Objectives
  • The Role of Leadership
  • Chapter 53 Empowerment
  • Assigning Problems to Solve, Rather Than Features to Build
  • Sharing Strategic Context
  • Chapter 54 Assignment
  • Assigning Objectives to Product Teams
  • Determining Key Results
  • Alignment
  • Keep‐the‐Lights‐On Work
  • Chapter 55 Ambition
  • Chapter 56 Commitments
  • High‐Integrity Commitments
  • Deliverables
  • Tracking High‐Integrity Commitments
  • Chapter 57 Collaboration
  • Shared Team Objectives
  • Common Objectives
  • Chapter 58 Management
  • Keep‐the‐Lights‐On Work
  • Weekly Tracking
  • Staying on Track
  • Helping Our Colleagues
  • Chapter 59 Accountability
  • Chapter 60 Objectives in Perspective
  • Chapter 61 Leader Profile: Christina Wodtke
  • Path to Leadership
  • Leadership in Action
  • Part VIII Case Study
  • Chapter 62 Company Backgrounder
  • Chapter 63 Company Objectives
  • Chapter 64 Product Vision and Principles
  • Chapter 65 Team Topology
  • Team Topology Overview
  • Chapter 66 Product Strategy
  • Focus
  • Insights
  • Action
  • Management
  • Chapter 67 Product Team Objectives
  • Company Dashboard
  • Chapter 68 Business Results
  • Chapter 69 Key Takeaways
  • Chapter 70 Leader Profile: Judy Gibbons
  • Path to Leadership
  • Leadership in Action
  • Part IX Business Collaboration
  • Chapter 71 The Role of Product Leaders
  • Business Results
  • Product Strategy.
  • Product Teams
  • Chapter 72 Stakeholder Management vs. Collaboration
  • Chapter 73 Shared Insights and Learning
  • Chapter 74 Keeping the Lights On
  • Chapter 75 Evangelism
  • Chapter 76 Leader Profile: Avid Larizadeh Duggan
  • Path to Leadership
  • Leadership in Action
  • Part X Inspired, Empowered, and Transformed
  • Chapter 77 Meaningful Transformation
  • Chapter 78 Transformation in Action
  • Chapter 79 Transformed
  • Chapter 80 The Most Important Thing
  • Chapter 81 The Destination
  • Final Thoughts
  • Acknowledgments
  • About the Authors
  • Learning More
  • Index
  • EULA.