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With wit and vivid storytelling, Mironov explores Silicon Valley's relentless quest for innovation, offering invaluable strategic advice for product managers and tech enthusiasts alike. He delves into the intricacies of start-ups and large organizations, emphasizing the importance of understanding customer perspectives and valuing collaborative teamwork. Drawing from over seven years of his Product Bytes series, this collection distills profound insights into the mindset necessary for crafting exceptional products. More than just a guide to templates and processes, this book resonates with anyone involved in developing or marketing the next great idea, addressing the challenges of thinking like a customer and navigating organizational dynamics. Ultimately, it captures the essence of what it means to be a product champion in today’s fast-paced technology landscape.  \nAbout the author  \nRich Mironov is a seasoned product management expert and consultant with over three decades of experience in the tech industry, where he has played pivotal roles in developing successful software products and leading high-performing teams. Renowned for his strategic insights and practical approaches, Rich has shared his expertise through various avenues, including his influential blog and industry workshops. As a mentor to aspiring product managers and a speaker at numerous conferences, he emphasizes the importance of balancing customer needs with business objectives. His contributions to the field have not only shaped best practices in product management but also inspired a new generation of leaders to innovate and excel in their roles.  \nSummary Content List  \nChapter 1 : Parenting and the Art of Product Management Chapter 2 : Early Selling: Thoroughbreds and Explorers  \nChapter 3 : Burning Your Boats  \nChapter 4 : Avoiding the Post-Course Correction  \nChapter 5 : Why are there Serial Entrepreneurs?  \nChapter 6 : Owning the Gap  \nChapter 7 : Girls Getting a Head Start (-Up)  \nChapter 8 : Where Should PM Report?  \nChapter 9 : The Roadmap Less Traveled  \nChapter 10 : Crowding Out Tech Support  \nChapter 11 : Product Management is Inherently Political  \nChapter 12 : Defensive Processes  \nChapter 13 : Growing Back into Management  \nChapter 14 : Who’s Calling Customer Support?  \nChapter 15 : Hallucinogenic Funding  \nChapter 16 : The Accidental Agilist  \nChapter 17 : A Planetary View of Agile Product Management  \nChapter 18 : Burning Through Product Managers  \nChapter 19 : Grocers and Chefs: Software Service Models  \nChapter 20 : So Your Product Wants to Be a Service...  \nChapter 21 : The “Null Service”  \nChapter 22 : Getting into Customers’ Heads  \nChapter 23 : Sharks, Pilot Fish and the Product Food Chain  \nChapter 24 : Insider Thinking  \nChapter 25 : The Strategic Secret Shopper  \nChapter 26 : Avoiding a Ticking B-O-M  \nChapter 27 : Technical Advantage and Competitive Strategy  \nChapter 28 : Mo’ Beta  \nChapter 29 : “Goldilocks” Packaging  \nChapter 30 : What’s Your Pricing Metric?  \nChapter 31 : Risk-Sharing and Customer-Perceived Value  \nChapter 32 : Sales-Friendly Price Lists  \nChapter 33 : About the Author  \nChapter 1 Summary : Parenting and the Art of Product Management  \n| Section | Summary |\n| --- | --- |\n| Introduction | Rich Mironov compares product management to parenting, highlighting the commitment, love, and nurturing involved in both roles. |\n| Book Learning vs. Experience | True understanding of product management comes from hands-on experience; new managers should learn from mentors rather than only theo","cbCaiftKpONU0c7M","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiftKpONU0c7M","pdf",2998448,340,"English","# About the book\n# About the author\n# Summary Content List\n## Chapter 1 : Parenting and the Art of Product Management\n## Chapter 2 : Early Selling: Thoroughbreds and Explorers\n## Chapter 3 : Burning Your Boats\n## Chapter 4 : Avoiding the Post-Course Correction\n## Chapter 5 : Why are there Serial Entrepreneurs?\n## Chapter 6 : Owning the Gap\n## Chapter 7 : Girls Getting a Head Start (-Up)\n## Chapter 8 : Where Should PM Report?\n## Chapter 9 : The Roadmap Less Traveled\n## Chapter 10 : Crowding Out Tech Support\n## Chapter 11 : Product Management is Inherently Political\n## Chapter 12 : Defensive Processes\n## Chapter 13 : Growing Back into Management\n## Chapter 14 : Who’s Calling Customer Support?\n## Chapter 15 : Hallucinogenic Funding\n## Chapter 16 : The Accidental Agilist\n## Chapter 17 : A Planetary View of Agile Product Management\n## Chapter 18 : Burning Through Product Managers\n## Chapter 19 : Grocers and Chefs: Software Service Models\n## Chapter 20 : So Your Product Wants to Be a Service...\n## Chapter 21 : The “Null Service”\n## Chapter 22 : Getting into Customers’ Heads\n## Chapter 23 : Sharks, Pilot Fish and the Product Food Chain\n## Chapter 24 : Insider Thinking\n## Chapter 25 : The Strategic Secret Shopper\n## Chapter 26 : Avoiding a Ticking B-O-M\n## Chapter 27 : Technical Advantage and Competitive Strategy\n## Chapter 28 : Mo’ Beta\n## Chapter 29 : “Goldilocks” Packaging\n## Chapter 30 : What’s Your Pricing Metric?\n## Chapter 31 : Risk-Sharing and Customer-Perceived Value\n## Chapter 32 : Sales-Friendly Price Lists\n## Chapter 33 : About the Author\n# Chapter 1 Summary: Parenting and the Art of Product Management\n## Introduction\n## Book Learning vs. Experience\n## Allowing Time to Crawl, Then Walk","[{\"question\":\"What central idea does the book use to frame product management?\",\"answer\":\"It compares product management to parenting, focusing on commitment, love, and careful nurturing over time. 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