7 Things in Product Management We Are Thankful For

In light of Thanksgiving, now is the best time to be thankful for all that we have going on in the world of product management. We are surrounded by inspiring people in Tech who are building innovative products that continue to make people’s lives better. Given all the hard work, talent and dedication that goes into each feature, now is the time to say thank you to everyone for all that you do.

These guys do all the hard labor of figuring out how to make that feature work exactly the way we want it, while still looking classy and beautiful. They understand the technology that goes into the framework of what we are building, and they know how to bring it to life.

They are out on the frontline bringing the product directly in the hands of the businesses or people that will get the most use out of them. Sales experts are able to take the story of the product and shape it into a marketable item.

They continuously push to look on the bright side, stay motivated and achieve goals like nobody’s business. Without a great sales-team, your product won’t leave the office. Thanks to them, it’s out there in the market, and people are able to enjoy what we’ve all built together.

Thank you to the loyal and supportive customers who continue to challenge us and give us feedback for features enhancement and development. They are the reason we keep asking questions like “how can we improve this feature?” or “how do we make this design work better with that detail?” They are also the reason product managers and their teams do what they to the best of their ability.

To make products that make their lives easier. Customers are the most important part of the product development process.

If we didn’t have the developments we now have in technology, we wouldn’t be able to envision, design and develop the things we are able to build today. Without those who pioneered the advancement in Tech, we wouldn’t have the internet, applications, or even the fun and intelligent bots. In the world of many things and in our world of product, this is a definite on our list.

We have great opportunities, thanks to the internet, to be able to connect, share and gain feedback from those who inspire us. And in this industry, there are more leaders than we could have ever hoped for. They are the writers, the builders, designers and the movers and shakers in product management. People who are changing the landscape of product development and leadership in ways that challenge us to move ahead and push to be better; better product designers, developers, engineers and managers. We appreciate you.

In short, we thank everyone and everything that goes into building products from an idea and a vision, and those who support the industry. Happy Thanksgiving!

I’m Carlos González, CEO at Product School, and I enjoy sharing weekly tips for Product leaders!

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