Any product people looking for a new job? #getfediHired
Boosts welcome. 🙏 🧡
In case you would like to shape the future of @openproject, apply now.
We collaborate in a product trio to build the right product & build the product right.
As a PM, your goal is to understand users and their needs. You guide this process from a product perspective, from early discovery, through delivery to continuous discovery.
More details: https://openproject-gmbh.jobs.personio.com/job/2604397
The PM Who Ships Code: When Building Is the Research
Most PM discourse draws a hard line: PMs shouldn't code. But when you're the only person on the team, building is user research, domain modelling, and competitive analysis compressed into the same motion.
Product people! This one is for you!
In case you would like to shape the future of @openproject, apply now.
We collaborate in a product trio to build the right product & build the product right.
As a PM, your goal is to understand users, their needs, and their use cases. You guide this process from a product perspective, from early discovery, through delivery to continuous discovery.
More details: https://openproject-gmbh.jobs.personio.com/job/2604397
#getfedihired #productmanagement #productleadership #foss #opensource
Working Backwards | All Things Distributed
"Werner Vogels on building scalable and robust distributed systems"
Link: https://www.allthingsdistributed.com/2006/11/working_backwards.html
In the fine grained services approach that we use at Amazon, services do not only represent a software structure but also the organizational structure. The services have a strong ownership model, which combined with the small team size is intended to make it very easy to innovate. In some sense you can see these services as small startups within the walls of a bigger company. Each of these services require a strong focus on who their customers are, regardless whether they are externally or internally. To ensure that a service meets the needs of the customer (and not more than that) we use a process called “Working Backwards” in which you start with your customer and work your way backwards until you get to the minimum set of technology requirements to satisfy what you try to achieve. The goal is to drive simplicity through a continuous, explicit customer focus.
Working Backwards | All Things Distributed
"Werner Vogels on building scalable and robust distributed systems"
Link: https://www.allthingsdistributed.com/2006/11/working_backwards.html
In the fine grained services approach that we use at Amazon, services do not only represent a software structure but also the organizational structure. The services have a strong ownership model, which combined with the small team size is intended to make it very easy to innovate. In some sense you can see these services as small startups within the walls of a bigger company. Each of these services require a strong focus on who their customers are, regardless whether they are externally or internally. To ensure that a service meets the needs of the customer (and not more than that) we use a process called “Working Backwards” in which you start with your customer and work your way backwards until you get to the minimum set of technology requirements to satisfy what you try to achieve. The goal is to drive simplicity through a continuous, explicit customer focus.
Question pour les développeurs, product managers, scrum masters, ux/ui designers : comment vous évalueriez la fluidité en terme d'orga & de communication entre équipes dév et produit ?
#dev #devops #productmanagement #uxdesign #scrum
J'envisage d'accompagner des équipes sur ces enjeux, merci de booster pour que le sondage soit utile et que je cerne mieux l'ampleur des besoins. 😘
| 0 : tensions permanentes | |
| 1 : tensions régulières | |
| 2 : plutôt fluide | |
| 3 : parfaitement fluide |
The Dublin Gravity: Magnetic Culture, Pragmatic Sustainability, and Building at Bentley Systems
Why Bentley Systems in Dublin keeps pulling my attention: a source-led read on smarter-city work, Cloud Connect, and sustainability that stays practical.
We have come closer to defining my role at my job. I am an Engineering Manager who has a side hustle doing Product Management and moonlights as an IC. I guess that still isn't very well defined, is it.
At this point it is basically "Does a project need done? Give it to Liz, she'll figure it out." Which is a cool space to be in, but boy oh boy do I constantly feel like I am juggling plates.
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Niolak
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Lizzie Rose 🏳️⚧️ 🥀