It's common for product leaders to feel stuck in daily tasks while their bosses want more strategic thinking. Balancing the two is crucial for success.
To improve strategic vision, start by imagining where you want your product to be in three years and then work backwards. This helps paint a clear picture for everyone involved.
Communication is key. Create something like an 'impact dashboard' to show how your day-to-day work connects to the bigger goals your boss cares about.
In 2024, consumers showed mixed feelings about spending, where rich people kept buying more while those with less money struggled. Finding balance between cautiousness and resilience was key for many.
AI became a big part of daily life, assisting people not just at work but also in personal matters. This made AI feel more like a helpful companion than just a tool.
Product leaders in 2025 need to adapt to challenges and find ways to connect with both broad audiences and specific market needs. It's important to build products that resonate emotionally while using AI effectively.
The recommended resources for a 12-month Product MBA course are diverse and cover foundational product management along with design, growth, and organizational navigation
Key books in the list include 'Competing Against Luck' by Clay Christensen, 'Inspired' by Marty Cagan, and 'Good Strategy Bad Strategy' by Richard P. Rumelt
The final month focuses on a comprehensive guide to key product management skills needed for success
Building an app using AI can feel easy with all the tools available, but it's crucial to clearly define the problem you want to solve before jumping in. If you focus too much on creating, you might miss the real issue that needs addressing.
Always aim for that 'Aha' moment for users while developing your product. If it doesn't bring joy or clarity to them, it may be worth going back to the drawing board and seeking honest feedback.
Developing a product can be emotionally challenging. Recognizing your feelings during the process is important for navigating both the technical and personal hurdles that come with entrepreneurship.