The Observation Deck
Thoughts about ontology, leadership, perseverance, coaching, and growth in all aspects of our lives.
Curiosity: A Product Managers Super Power
As a product manager, your commitment to curiosity over your commitment to being right will be one of the hardest skills to acquire but one of the most powerful skills at your disposal.
Fast, Cheap, or Quality – What Happens When AI Gives You All Three?
ChatGPT is an incredibly disruptive tool and the temptation to have it do everything from idea generation to creation, and automation of your content can be overwhelming. Couple that with a feeling of being left out if you’re not using your content strategy volume to keep up with everyone else can bend even the strongest of wills towards the temptation to use ChatGPT for everything. This article specifically was a rich collaboration between myself and ChatGPT. Below I talk about the value the tool provides me and how I see its use in my own marketing. But first, in case you’re the last one on earth to hear about it. A brief overview of the power of ChatGPT.
Applying Agile Non-Development Departments
Learn how to apply agile methodologies within product teams to non-development departments for increased productivity, better predictability, and lowered stress within your teams.
Is Quiet Quiting Actually A Thing?
As a professional and personal coach specializing in Ontological learning recently, I encounter clients who are facing symptoms of the current economic downturn and companies that are more focused on their bottom line than the health and productivity of their employees. In such situations, it is common for people to feel disengaged, unmotivated, and even tempted to quit their job. This is where the concept of “quiet quitting” comes in.
Applying Agile Methodologies for Personal Interactions: A Guide to Better Communication and Relationships
Agile methodologies have gained widespread recognition for their role in streamlining product management, improving collaboration, and increasing adaptability to change. However, many of the principles that make Agile successful in product management can also be applied to our everyday interactions with people in life. By embracing Agile concepts, we can improve communication, foster stronger relationships, and navigate our personal lives with ease and adaptability. This blog post will explore how to apply Agile methodologies to personal interactions and the benefits of doing so.