Marty Cagan

@cagan

I'm a partner at Silicon Valley Product Group, specializing in product teams and product strategy - former exec at eBay, Netscape and HP

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Inscrit en janvier 2009

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  1. 7 mai

    Looking forward to this discussion. Some big topics to tackle. Join us if you can.

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  2. 30 avr.

    I finally had a chance to read "The Making of a Manager" by - if you're a manager of product, design or engineering for a company built on empowered product teams, it's worth your time - Julie and I have learned a lot of the same hard lessons:

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  3. 28 avr.

    This article got some attention over the past few days, but I think most people took away precisely the wrong lessons, and I wanted to try to turn this into a teachable moment:

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  4. 26 avr.

    I liked this interview with and coincidentally very much in the spirit of Empowered Engineers:

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  5. 24 avr.

    many have been asking me about good product companies to work for; I recently published where I gave some general advice, but here's a great example of what I described:

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  6. 23 avr.

    a few days ago I posted an article on empowered engineers, and some of the dialog it inspired was revealing and even disturbing, so I decided to get these misconceptions out on the table:

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  7. 21 avr.
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  8. 20 avr.

    just posted on the single most important thing I suggest for feature teams that want to become product teams:

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  9. 19 avr.
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  10. 14 avr.

    yesterday I published an article on discovery with remote workers, and coincidentally my long-time friend published an exceptionally good article on remote user research - great insights on getting great insights:

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  11. 13 avr.

    just posted an article discussing product discovery work when we're all working remotely:

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  12. 12 avr.

    so refreshing to see a thread on true product managers, rather than on feature team product/project managers

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  13. 5 avr.

    lots of friends in tech have been asking how they might be able to help; here's a good opportunity:

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  14. 2 avr.

    this is a very good article, and useful even if we didn't have to deal with COVID-19...

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  15. 31 mars

    this was taken at our last SVPG partner meeting, which was pre-corona, but I love the picture as well as the people in it:

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  16. 30 mars

    for those looking for a little break from stresses of life right now, this article is a bit different than my normal articles, but I think it's very important to understand why feature teams are so prevalent:

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  17. 15 mars

    I just want to a take a moment to give props to the engineering team. I can only guess at the impact to their numbers over the past week or two, but I am sincerely impressed at their robustness of service under this type of scale duress.

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  18. 13 mars

    This company did so many things right, and they continue to do so...

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  19. 12 mars

    we made the difficult call to cancel all of our public sessions for at least March and April (if you were registered for a session you should have received notice via Eventbrite), and are encouraging people to try to make the most out of working from home:

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  20. 8 mars

    a good day to take a moment to thank the so many women that have helped me learn and grow professionally... far too many to list, but this year especially grateful to:

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