“Don’t Make Me Think” is a popular book on web usability written by Steve Krug. While the book primarily focuses on web design and user experience, many of its key principles and learnings are applicable to product management as well. Here are some key learnings from “Don’t Make Me Think”…

“The Design of Everyday Things” by Don Norman is a seminal book that explores the principles of good design and user-centred design. While the book is not specifically targeted at product managers, there are several key learnings that can be valuable for product managers in their role of creating successful…

“How to Measure Anything” by Douglas W. Hubbard is a valuable resource for product managers who are looking to improve their decision-making abilities by making data-driven decisions. …

“User Story Mapping” is a book written by Jeff Patton that presents an approach to creating a visual representation of a product’s features and user stories. This approach is useful for product managers who want to understand their users better, prioritize features, and communicate with their teams effectively. Here are…

“Good to Great” by Jim Collins is a book that outlines the principles that enable some companies to make the leap from being just “good” to truly “great” companies. While the book is geared towards business leaders and executives, the principles it presents can also be applied to product management…

Empowered” is a book by Marty Cagan, which explores the role of product leadership in building successful technology products. The book focuses on the principles and practices that enable product teams to build and deliver products that delight customers and create value for the business. …

“The Courage to Be Disliked” by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga is a self-help book that explores the teachings of Alfred Adler, a famous psychologist, and his theories on individual psychology. …

“The Art of Thinking Clearly” by Rolf Dobelli is a book that explores 99 cognitive biases that affect our thinking and decision-making. For Product Managers, understanding and mitigating these cognitive biases is critical to making better decisions and creating successful products. …

Identify the right target market One of the main messages of the book is that there is a gap or “chasm” between early adopters and the mainstream market. Early adopters are a small group of customers who are willing to take risks and try new technologies. They are important because they…