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In this article, I’d like to share my tips for working as a product manager in fast-growing startups. I’ll also explain how these tips could be used in B2B prod
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Product backlog is a key element in any product development process. One of the things that many product managers can agree on - the backlog is often never-ending. You’ll always have incoming requests - either from customers or from the market and competition.

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Product management entails strategic oversight of the product and engineering team's roadmap. Instead of random features or mimicking competitors, a successful PM's product ideas should form a coherent strategy based on the product vision. Sourcing ideas can include user interviews, brainstorming, analyzing user behaviour, and examining solutions in similar industries. Prioritizing these ideas involves design, research, and data analysis. Despite potential challenges, the ultimate goal is to align the roadmap with the product strategy.