Your weekly product management reading. Not too much, not too little, just right.
In previous post, we posed a case about Hacker University. It is based on a real on-line business with a million active users, most of whom are free users with limited access to content.
I had originally planned to continue that case, and dive into the process of focusing on increasing revenues, starting with an analysis of the business as a whole, and then assessing opportunities for doing so through product improvements.
As it happens, the work load associated with responsibilities as a Startup Digest - Silicon Valley Events and other projects has been taxing. Accordingly, I am unable to continue the case for the time being. I am very sorry. I sincerely we can continue in the future.
The team PM Handbook produces a fantastic weekly product manager reading digest. We are unaffiliated with that team, and yet it is our pleasure to share with you quality items that will help with your education and career!
That said, we continue to work in bringing to you local events - some ours, as well as from others in the community.
If you want to start writing something you know and be featured, let me know.
Reading Suggestions
What are you reading? Please: share the reading.
San Francisco
July 14: How to Get a Product Manager Job Featuring Lewis C. Lin, author of an authoratative PM interview book Decode and Conquer.
July 22: Product Management Meetup at Yammer by Web and Mobile product managers. Great networking opportunity.
July 24: Hooked: A Workshop on Building Habit-Forming Products by Nir Eyal.
New York City
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