We’re back with part 8 of Overheard in Product—a series where we round up all of the tantalizing conversations from product folks that you may have missed on the web last week.
This week, we talk about product resources, the relationship between product and marketing, escaping the build trap, a new way to figure out engineering estimations, and 40 Google tricks you might not know.
Let’s get to it.
Bhavika Shah, PM at Pluralsight, gave us a thread of incredible resources for product folks.
This incredible thread covers topics like ruthless prioritization, mental models, and more.
Food for thought: What methods do you use to prioritize, and how could you document them to help your team and beyond?
Ruben Gamez, founder of Bidsketch and Docsketch, talked about what companies need to win in 2019.
In a follow up thread, he says, “From what I've seen, if we're going to generalize, I'd say product people don't focus enough on marketing, and marketing people don't focus enough on product. Of course, in reality it all depends on a lot of stuff.”
Food for thought: Why not take your marketer (or PM) out for a cup of coffee to tell them how much they mean to you? Then, get down to business.
Aleksandra Melnikova, Head of Experience Design at Poke London, created an awesome sketch note of Melissa Perri’s talk at UX Thailand Conference.
Lots of goodies in this sketchnote, including the quote, “[the] role of the produce manager [is] understanding complexity.”
Food for thought: Melissa’s book, Escaping the Build Trap, came out a few weeks ago.
I think Jesse Squires, iOS developer at PlanGrid, is really onto something here.
Food for thought: How do you accurately scope out engineering projects? Let us know on Twitter @Appcues.
Fast Company revealed 40 things you can do with a Google search, including a color picker that converts to any code type, a level tool (to use on your phone), and a way to search a site even when it’s down.
Brb—going to test my HEX knowledge with the color picker tool.
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