PMs are the unsung heroes of the corporate world, tasked with juggling more responsibilities than a circus clown trying to balance on a unicycle while juggling flaming swords. …

As I recently delved into the world of serverless architectures, a fascinating case caught my attention. Amazon Prime Video, the popular streaming service, generated quite a buzz on social media when they shared their experience transitioning from a serverless architecture to a monolithic one for their monitoring service. …

Blurting out a few frustrations of being a Product manager: The never-ending bug hunt: As a software product manager, you know that bugs are inevitable. But sometimes it feels like you’re playing a never-ending game of whack-a-mole. Just when you think you’ve squashed one bug, another one pops up. …

Ah, software product management. It’s a field where you never quite know what you’re going to get. …

As a product manager, crises can strike at any moment, causing stress and frustration for you and your team. Unexpected setbacks, such as supply chain disruptions and market shifts, can quickly derail even the most well-planned product launches. In this post, I will provide four practical tips to help you…

Understanding the “North Star” of product decisions is crucial for effective decision-making in product management. It is not feasible to make every decision top-down and ahead of time, as newly discovered details or changing circumstances may require team contributors to make their own decisions. …

Another way to look at our professional career is to treat it like a product that can be actively managed, marketed, and improved upon in order to achieve our professional goals. By thinking of your career as a product, wecan approach your job search, career advancement, and personal branding with…

Economics & logistics of the Airline industry have always intrigued me. I was browsing through the revene sources of some major players & found that last year, the financials of airline frequent flyer programs were made public for the first time, and the results were surprising. …

There’s a strange paradox that the room for error is important to survival in the long run, but maximizing efficiency in a way that removes the room for error can be essential to surviving the short run. Many people strive for efficient lives, where every hour is utilized. But when…