New PM podcast, with Adam Bullied
This week, I interview Adam Bullied of Write That Down. Among other topics, we discuss why PMs shouldn't try to be mini-CEOs. (Or just tiny.) For the actual podcast, click here.
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June 16, 2009
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Great interview. I was particularly interested in the area of when to involve the relevant external facing departmetns in a new product cycle. The level of the involvement is really important - I guess the difference is between involvement and visability.
Can't wait to hear from the CPM!
Posted by: PuristProductManagement | June 17, 2009 at 09:09 AM