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EPISODE · Aug 6, 2024 · 42 MIN

Product Principles In Real Life

from The Product Porch · host Joe Ghali, Todd Blaquiere, Ryan Cantwell

Ryan tells us how he leveraged PM principles recently for his mulch project ( 0:45)Joe shows us how Ryan applied the Jobs to Done framework to Ryan’s approach (3:00)We discuss how often we apply PM Principles creep into our life (5:00)Todd discusses how Problem Framing can be applied in real-world scenarios (12:00)Joe gives us a review of the Broadway Show “Heart of Rock and Roll” (20:00)Ryan walks us through dot voting techniques for family (21:00)Todd experiments with Tiny Acts of Discovery (23:50) Ryan applies iteration techniques when filling up the dishwasher (26:40)Todd discusses success metrics and his neighbor's lawn (31:00)We talk about which product principles don’t work in real life (32:27)Key takeaways and our recommendations (38:24) Help keep the Product Porch lights on by giving at https://www.patreon.com/TheProductPorchJoin our email list and never miss an episode at theproductporch.com

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As someone who practices management principles daily at work, I want to uncover where these principles are used in real life, so that I can learn how broadly applicable my skills are.

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