Bruce McCarthy

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This is @bosconference. People having real conversations about real things. #bos24

We're shining the spotlight on the speakers who will be sharing their expertise and insights at #BoS24 Europe, 25-26 March. Get ready to be inspired by their stories, knowledge and innovative ideas. Today is the day to save your place. 🙌🏻 bit.ly/BoSEU24

@bmoesta @bosconference vision comes from changes in the world and what comes next. #bos24

@bosconference someone said British people are too polite to tell you the truth in interviews. I’d say Americans are too proud. #bos24

@mrjoe kicking us off @bosconference #BoS24 with help diagnosing your company dysfunction

X does mean “former,” just saying.

The Most Important Product Management Skill That Nobody Teaches is...stakeholder management. Until now: Join @d8a_driven on September 12th for his full-day Stakeholder Management workshop! More information & tickets: productatheart.com/workshops #stakeholdermanagement

Not long till my webinar with @d8a_driven on how to get your company onto lean roadmapping. Make sure you save your spot ⬇️ hubs.ly/Q02drNJl0

Phil Hornby will be speaking on Product Discovery at Product Tank London November 29. buff.ly/3MP8J6q #ProdMgmt #ProductCulture @PhilHornby

Why (most) roadmaps suck! Most #roadmaps are bad because of a few fundamental things.... ProductTank Sheffield 11/30 buff.ly/3ulvj0d #ProdMgmt #ProductCulture @PhilHornby

Public companies who publish their roadmaps have lots of legalese in them: "Don't rely too heavily on this document, please!" But even if your roadmap is only shared internally, a disclaimer is useful. buff.ly/3uygByP #ProdMgmt #ProductCulture

"OKRs create a perfect link between company strategy and product roadmaps. This creates ownership, engagement, and drive to meet our goals." buff.ly/3wbR8eW #ProdMgmt #ProductCulture #okrs

Product people should focus on solving customer problems in ways that meet the needs of your business. How do you find out about customer needs? Get out of the building (on Zoom if you have to) and talk to them. Ask, ask, ask! buff.ly/3PuIm4S #ProdMgmt #ProductCulture

A Rearview Mirror for Your Product #Roadmaps: smart strategy. buff.ly/3QUnhmH #ProductCulture #ProdMgmt

I make it a policy never to act on a customer request without making sure I understand why they want it. If you understand the few underlying problems, you can come up with a single solution that solves the needs of many customers.... buff.ly/3KnBjIl #ProdMgmt

When you present a roadmap, people often conclude that it is an absolute commitment. They assume that the learning process stops when the #roadmap begins. Not true! Like anything, a roadmap must adapt when the environment changes. buff.ly/45ZMsJW #ProductCulture #ProdMgmt

Mining for Conflict - How to spot shallow agreement buff.ly/47hFnpe. #ProductCulture #stakeholders #ProdMgmt

Have your product roadmaps been leading you nowhere? Product Culture’s Roadmapping Masterclass is ready to change that. Learn to define the components of effective #roadmaps, capture your #ProdMgmt vision, & build a roadmap that actually works. buff.ly/3W3fdAG

Happy Halloween, QA! buff.ly/2TqlhoF #ProductCulture #ProdMgmt