By Nancy Duarte

The right communication during a crisis can help teams be more connected — and productive.

By Emma Blomkamp, Thea Snow and Ingrid Burkett

A co-design coach, a professor of systems innovation, and a public sector innovator walk into a bar. Well, maybe not a bar, but a Zoom meeting doesn’t have quite the same ring to it. In any event, three of us — Emma, Ingrid, and Thea — came together to explore synergies and differences in our work, and share our hopes and some of what we’re learning in our respective roles and fields.

By Alan Wright

This post explains why and how we decided to split from one big product team into two smaller teams.

By Philip Burgess

The principles to help leaders build cultures that prioritize relationship-building as a driver of culture and business performance.

By Nicholas Bloom, Jose Maria Barrero, Steven Davis, Brent Meyer, and Emil Mihaylov

Many CEOs are publicly gearing up for yet another return-to-office push. Privately, though, executives expect remote work to keep on growing, according to a new survey. That makes sense: Employees like it, the technology is improving, and — at least for hybrid work — there seems to be no loss of productivity. Despite the headlines, executives expect both hybrid and fully remote work to keep increasing over the next five years.

By Jayendran Gopalsami

Roadmaps play a crucial role in aligning product teams, maintaining focus on goals, and effectively communicating with stakeholders. However, the fluid nature of business means that product roadmaps are not impervious to change.

By James Gunaca

How data-driven narratives, tailored context, and audience understanding can transform product managers into effective storytellers for better outcomes.

By Adam Cochrane

Tips and tricks to guiding more effective collaboration in workshops, meetings and creative sessions.

By Holly Davis

Holly shares 10 techniques to help you approach project kick-offs with a human-centered mindset.

By Johanna Rothman

I started this series with the issues of trying to estimate/predict a specific backlog item quarters away, not even weeks away. (Even weeks away is iffy because the entropy is the default state for the world.) In Part 1, I suggested that the team can use cycle time, but even with cycle time, we need

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