Every month we send out a short email with links to new articles that month. Like the articles it is intended to be a “coffee cup moment” – giving you something unexpected, entertaining and challenging – just something to get your mind out of the rut and think about things in a different way. . [...]
Every month we send out a short email with links to new articles that month. Like the articles it is intended to be a “coffee cup moment” – giving you something unexpected, entertaining and challenging – just something to get your mind out of the rut and think about things in a different way.
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I like the short, to the point essays and stories. There is so much information coming in over the transom that I rarely have time to read more than a few paragraphs. I would like to hear more war stories about particularly effective product management efforts as well as train wrecks. You could easily draw on stories from the public media – there are plenty of successes and disasters to choose from. Keep it up!
Thanks Hugh, I really enjoy writing and them and it is really rewarding when I get positive feedback!