Top Tier: Product Podcast Daniil Pavliuchkov

Katerina Suchkova works as a Product Coach for PM Career & Craft and helps companies to build their first product competencies matrix and career progression framework. During the last few years, Katia guided many PMs through a path to rediscover and craft their career journey, and of course, saw a lot of patterns in how people progress and what unlocks their growth.

Katerina and I talked about 2 career paths for product managers - expert track and people manager track. Why you should focus on soft skills, how to find time for your growth when you have 10 meetings each day, why you should let go to start growing, and what eastern philosophy or behavioural psychology has to do with becoming a better PM.

Katia is super happy to connect with you online, just drop her a note on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/katerinasuchkova/. Be sure to check her personal website for a free ebook on Design Sprints.

Tell me what you think! As a product person myself, I need data & user feedback. Please fill a 2-min feedback form to help me out! And if you like the show, please subscribe and leave a review.

Katrin Sütterlin writes a bi-lingual UX copy for the last 4 years, and her broad background extends into Marketing, PR, and even teaching German. Currently a Senior UX Writer at Sapera Consultancy in Berlin, Katrin works fully remote from roughly 400 miles away from the German capital. She is especially passionate about ethical design, inclusive copywriting, and recently neurodiversity. It is such an admirable and noble mission, and Katrin really means it.

A diverse copy stands out, anyone can understand it, and it simplifies the user interaction. This is especially tricky if you are not a user of the product. And a variety of neurodiverse users add even more complexity to the picture. And of course, you have SEO requirements and stakeholder needs. All that seems overwhelming, so Katrin shared how she approaches this topic and what you could do if your company doesn't have a dedicated UX Writer.

In this episode, Katrin mentioned an enormous amount of resources about UX Writing, here is the full list.

Podcast Episodes:


https://writers-in-tech.simplecast.com/episodes/the-evolution-of-ux-writing-with-jared-spool-arAD46HF
https://anchor.fm/contentrookie/episodes/How-to-do-UX-writing-without-a-UX-Writer-evvi20
https://soundcloud.com/rosenfeld-media/sheri-byrne-haber

Books:


https://www.rheinwerk-verlag.de/ux-writing-und-microcopy/
https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/strategic-writing-for/9781492049388/

UX Writer Conference:


https://uxwriterconference.com/

UX Writing auf Deutsch Meetup:


https://www.instagram.com/uxwriting.aufdeutsch/
https://www.xing.com/communities/groups/ux-writing-auf-deutsch-1135204

Training:


UX Writing Hub - https://uxwritinghub.com/
UX Writers Collective - https://uxwriterscollective.com/
Conversation Design Institute - https://www.conversationdesigninstitute.com/

Katrin is super happy to connect with you online, just drop her a note on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/katrin-suetterlin/. Be sure to check her Medium blog as well!

Tell me what you think! As a product person myself, I need data & user feedback. Please fill a 2-min feedback form to help me out! And if you like the show, please subscribe and leave a review.

John Cutler leads product education at Amplitude, and he regularly meets hundreds of companies of various stage and scale from different industries and continents. His observations led him to a few insightful moments about product culture. Successful companies have all different flavours of culture, while the rest struggle in a similar way. Building a culture takes time, requires masterful empathy, and you can't blindly copy Netflix, Amazon, or Spotify. John shared his key learnings on how to co-design a culture in an inviting way. Because imposing it will not work.

John is super happy to connect with you online, just drop him a note on Twitter @johncutlefish or LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnpcutler. Be sure to check his Medium blog as well!

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Jan Josten attracted more than 50M players into the complex and immersive game world of Seafight. He crafted a journey that carefully leads new joiners to their first purchase, and of course to the next one. Jan also explained how to gamify a product and why people with interesting lives create the most engaging gamification experience.

Jan is happy to connect with you online, just drop him a note on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jan-josten-14241a24/ or Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jan.josten.505.

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Nina Schacht has built or led several well-performing teams at TIER and inside eBay Classifieds Group, and in her previous life - supported the largest FMCG players worldwide. Nowadays, she gladly helps others on that journey at the NIDOS Academy that she founded - a space to find answers to your most pressing research questions and to improve as a research professional.

Unfortunately, many tech companies still work without a research team. Nina shared how to get a budget for your first research hire, how to make their voice heard, what pitfalls to avoid to not lose the research credibility and reputation.

Nina is happy to connect with you online, just drop her a note on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/nina-schacht-84b94259/ or follow her on Medium https://medium.com/@n.schacht. Be sure to check her awesome courses at NIDOS Academy https://www.nidos-academy.org/ as well.

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Siddharth Jaiswal witnessed a unique transformation of the auto industry. The traditional business model was disrupted by technological companies left and right: electric cars, self-driving cars, micro-mobility, shared economy; all that happened within a decade of time. Now Siddharth has to help his clients innovate and grow in a new landscape with a lot of uncertainty. Just like startups and scaleups do, except automotive has a lot of legacy and culture. Today, he will share if an MBA is a good background for startups, how he approaches retention projects, and what companies could do now to have fewer problems with innovation and growth in the future.

Siddharth is happy to connect with you online, just drop him a note on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/siddharth-jaiswal-90070237/

Tell me what you think!
As a product person myself, I need data & user feedback. Please fill a 2-min feedback form to help me out! And if you like the show, please subscribe and leave a review.