[129] - What kind of...

08/04/21 • 21 min

The simple questions are usually the best. In this episode, I share a question ( or series of questions ) that has been driving a lot of my conversations lately to understand some of the fundamental thinking in companies. Sometimes this reveals things that aren't great and can give a direction for PO's to head in to make things better. Feedback: twitter - @deliveritcast email - [email protected] Links: PO Coaching and Consulting - Paul Akers - Justin Pot - r Marty Cagan - Forbes -

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[128] - Measuring Things

What is it about measurements that cause so much grief? There's a great number of things that we should be measuring in our product, our teams, and our companies that would benefit us to look at. Product Owners need to be in a position to help see, understand, and explain all the different things that are being measured. If important things are not being measured, find some way to start. Feedback: twitter - @deliveritcast email - [email protected] Links: PO Coaching and Consulting - Douglass Hubbard - Freakonomics - David Pereira - Zach Bonaker -

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[130] - Perfection with Geoff Watts

Have you ever been told you're a perfectionist? Is that really common for Product Owners? Is perfection even possible? In this episode, Geoff Watts joins the show to talk about how this is a trait that can sometimes trap us in our work and with our teams. Also, we discuss some areas where it might be a good thing and how POs can leverage it for a benefit. Feedback: twitter - @deliveritcast email - [email protected] Links: PO Coaching and Consulting - seek taiju Geoff Watts - on twitter - Geoff Watts and Kim Morgan - Sean Durham - Kevin Wang - Elizabeth Scott - Julian Treasure - John Cutler - James Hoffman - Society of Sensory Professionals -