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Changing Group Behavior with Small Actions: Inclusion Thing of the Week

Combating bias and promoting inclusion in the workplace is something we can all agree needs to happen. The question, then, is how to make progress on it? The way I see it, there are two directions from which change can come: from the top or from the bottom. Changes from

Startup Funding: How Fundraising Will Impact You in 2018—Whether You Are a Startup Founder or Employee

It’s the start of a new year, which is an exciting time all around. You’re probably excited about new opportunities, starting a company, or building product in 2018! While I’m all for optimism, I’ve also gotta stay true to them theme of Build: debunking myths and

How Product Teams Integrate Lite Tracker with Trello to Boost Productivity

Collaboration and sharing information with teammates is essential to successful product management. You wouldn’t rely solely on a designer to prioritize your next sprint, would you? Just like certain teammates on your product team have certain specialities, so do the tools you use throughout your product management process. You

Tracker Officially Joins G Suite SAML Apps Catalog

We’re excited to announce that Lite Tracker has been added as a supported application in G Suite SAML SSO Pre integrated apps catalog! SAML single-sign-on (SSO) allows you and your team to access Tracker (and all your other apps) exclusively through your SSO identity provider (such as G Suite)

Can Your Iteration Length Change in the Middle of Your Project?

Most agile teams work in iterations, especially those teams that follow a cadenced approach, such as scrum. And why not, since an iteration-based approach provides many advantages to teams. But while there’s little argument concerning the value of iterations, finding the right iteration length for a team is no

How to Succeed in Your First Remote Working Position

I don’t know about you, but I cringe at the thought of having to commute. The traffic, road rage, not to mention having to find parking—it was enough to make me throw in the towel seven years ago! Since then I have been managing remote teams around the

Grooming Your Backlog: Skills Every Product Manager Should Master

We hosted our final Product Stack webinar of the year last week, “Getting in Shape for 2018: Product Management Best Practices.” You can watch the full video below, and join the conversation to stay informed about upcoming events in the new year. As always, the Q&A portion brought

Keeping Your Team on Track

Lately, I’ve seen a common antipattern arise across several different agile teams. The pattern usually begins likes this: a team forecasts a certain number of points per iteration and regularly completes that same number. In fact, if you were to plot the team’s hit rate (or number of

How to Get Your Teammates to Adopt Product Design Sprints

Did you share last week’s Build episode on product design sprints with your teammates? Wait! Give me two chances to guess the outcome: * You did share it and you faced some pushback? Well, kudos to you for putting it out there! * Or maybe you didn’t because you were

How a Product Design Sprint Fast-Tracks Testing Your Ideas

How many times have you and your team spent countless hours building, bug fixing, and finally releasing a new feature only to hear feedback from a customer that it’s not what they wanted? Or worse, they don’t say anything. Why? Because they aren’t even using the new