Episode 239: Product Management for UX with Christian Crumlish
Can designers succeed in managing products? Is it a natural path forward? Our guest today is Christian Crumlish, product consultant and the author of Product Management for UX People. You'll learn how product managers benefit from UX knowledge, how and when startups should focus on their PM efforts, tips for learning product management as a designer, and more.
UI Breakfast: UI/UX Design and Product Strategy · Christian Crumlish, Jane Portman
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Show Notes
Can designers succeed in managing products? Is it a natural path forward? Our guest today is Christian Crumlish, product consultant and the author of Product Management for UX People. You'll learn how product managers benefit from UX knowledge, how and when startups should focus on their PM efforts, tips for learning product management as a designer, and more.
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Show Notes
- Product Management for UX People — Christian’s new book
- Ellen Chisa — Christian’s role model
- Virality metric
- Rich Mironov — another of Christian’s mentors
- Follow Christian on Twitter
- Follow Christian on LinkedIn
- Use promocode UIBREAKFAST0222 for a discount on Christian’s book
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