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Ed 029 You need more than just technical chops
Think you're clever because you know AWS and high-availability architectures like the back of your hand?
Rion Angeles
Mar 21
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Ed 028 Agile management for hardware product development ain't easy
Hardware is hard. No joke, "Hard" is literally in the name
Rion Angeles
Mar 7
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Ed 027 What Makes a Great API?
Forget brittle point to point, build APIs instead
Rion Angeles
Feb 21
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Ed. 026 Stakeholder Management is the Worst
Yeah, you read that correctly. Change my mind. It's the worst part of program management. Also, it's likely the most important.
Rion Angeles
Feb 7
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Ed. 025 What I learnt Speaking to 50 Product Managers
Turns out it's a lot. A lot of talking, a whole lot of talking.
Rion Angeles
Jan 10
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Ed. 024 Design Systems Make Future Products
Crushing projects and programs isn't the only thing that matters. They roll up into a larger system of coordinated strategic efforts.
Rion Angeles
Dec 27, 2020
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Ed. 023 Dead Horses in Scrum and When To Dismount
Weird analogy, but okay I guess
Rion Angeles
Dec 20, 2020
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Ed. 022 OKR vs KPI, FIGHT!
Use OKRs and KPIs Push Organization Direction
Rion Angeles
Dec 6, 2020
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Ed. 021 The PMP is Changing, Say What???
There's no denying it. The PMP is outdated. The test is changing for the better.
Rion Angeles
Nov 22, 2020
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Ed. 020 Talking More Won't Solve Your Collaboration Problems
How many times have you sent repetitive Slack messages asking for additional meetings to solve something?
Rion Angeles
Nov 15, 2020
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Ed. 019 Teaching Program Managers How to Push Back and Say, "No"
Looking for ways to continue driving forward? Push back on your customers, stakeholders, and developers, and say "no."
Rion Angeles
Nov 1, 2020
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Ed. 018 Use Decision Logs to Update Everyone Quickly
Tired of updating stakeholders via email and hoping they read it, consider updating a Decision Log instead
Rion Angeles
Oct 25, 2020
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