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27 October

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  • BlogDefining What Good Looks Likes - All Things Product Podcast with Teresa Torres & Petra Wille

    Apple

20 October

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    remote work

  • BlogMind-Bending Experiences - All Things Product Podcast with Teresa Torres & Petra Wille

    remote workApple

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6 October

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  • BlogRecorded Conversations - All Things Product Podcast with Teresa Torres & Petra Wille

    Apple

4 October

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    product managementApple

3 October

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  • youtube.com

    Apple

2 October

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    Apple

1 October

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    youtube.com

    product management

  • BlogGenerating Opportunity Solution Trees with AI: How Vistaly Rebuilt Its Product Around Interview Synthesis, Evals, and Repair Loops

    product managementApple

29 September

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    humilitysimplicity

  • BlogUnpacking Innovation - All Things Product Podcast with Teresa Torres & Petra Wille

    Appleinnovation

22 September

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  • BlogTrash Can Tracking - All Things Product Podcast with Teresa Torres & Petra Wille

    Apple

21 September

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  • BlogCh. 10: Testing Assumptions

20 September

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    product managementApple

19 September

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    product managementApple

18 September

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    product managementApple

17 September

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    buff.ly

    product management

  • BlogCreating Aha! Builder: Concept to Code, No Engineers Required

    product managementApple

16 September

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  • x.comSweat the Details: The Journey to Better AI-Generated Opportunity Solution Trees

    chat interfacesproduct management

  • Blog4 New Evals and 16 Experiment Variants to Fix 1 Customer Complaint

    product management

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11 June 2025

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  • A video still of Teresa Torres and Hope Gurion discussing how to set pilot teams up for success in a product operating model transformation. Both are wearing headsets and appear side-by-side on a teal background with the title "Building Skills: Setting Pilot Teams Up for Product Operating Model Success" and the Product Talk logo.

5 June 2025

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4 June 2025

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  • A visual list titled "Criteria for Selecting Pilot Teams for the Product Operating Model," highlighting five factors: team relationships, willingness to learn, existing skills, access to customers, and product lifecycle stage.

3 June 2025

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  • "A high-performing discovery team should hit their outcomes at a higher rate than a low-performing discovery team and that rate should grow over time as their discovery practice improves" by Teresa Torres.
  • Hippos in water
  • "Showing your work helps you manage stakeholders throughout the discovery process. These same tactics will help you stay aligned with your team while you are working from home" by Teresa Torres.

2 June 2025

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  • Two women sitting in a couch while discussing and looking at a laptop.

1 June 2025

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  • "When you select qualitative research participants, select for variation" by Teresa Torres.
  • A poll asking, "What is the most effective way for product leaders to achieve accountability for outcomes in product teams?" with choices: "Show results vs goal", "Compensation change", "Celebrating successes", and "Increase responsibility"
  • "If you don't have a product or many customers yet, I recommend two approaches to discovery: Go to where your potential customers already hang out and pay to bring your customers to you" by Teresa Torres.

    startups

31 May 2025

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    America

  • "I’ve learned just how easy it is to start speaking with users weekly. We already had all the tools we needed to build an in-app recruitment flow, we just needed to link them together" by Dan C.

30 May 2025

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  • design

  • A modern staircase ascends toward the sky, set against a backdrop of a clear blue sea and sky. The steps appear to lead to nowhere, creating an illusion of an infinite pathway.

29 May 2025

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  • "Combine your knowledge of what's possible with your customers' knowledge of their life, needs, and context, and use that combined effort to start to think about how technology can impact people's lives" by Teresa Torres.

    design

  • A monochromatic candid image of Scott Berkun

    creativityinnovation

28 May 2025

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  • A headshot of Teresa Torres

27 May 2025

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  • A person reading a comic book

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