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Hiring Product Managers: Using Product EQ to go beyond culture and skills Paperback – January 28, 2022
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- Print length84 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJanuary 28, 2022
- Dimensions5.25 x 0.19 x 8 inches
- ISBN-13979-8985375220
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- ASIN : B09RFYCGL9
- Publisher : Kathryn Leto (January 28, 2022)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 84 pages
- ISBN-13 : 979-8985375220
- Item Weight : 3.84 ounces
- Dimensions : 5.25 x 0.19 x 8 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #1,976,535 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #5,048 in Human Resources & Personnel Management (Books)
- #18,777 in Leadership & Motivation
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About the author
Kate Leto’s product management, org design, and marketing background spans more than 25 years.
She has had a front-row seat to the evolving ways products are discovered, defined, built, and delivered and now takes her hands-on experience into organizations of all shapes and sizes as a consultant, coach, and advisor; helping to create authentic, high-performing cultures, teams, and products.
Her consulting experience has taken her around the world, guiding clients that range from disruptive startups to Fortune 500 companies. Kate’s first book, Hiring Product Managers: Using Product EQ to go beyond culture and skills, is available from Sense & Respond Press.
Read more of Kate's articles and contact her directly at https://www.kateleto.com.
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Since product management roles and responsibilities vary from company to company, the hiring managers on the employer side do not have a blueprint and process to acquire the "proper" talent for the product team. This book will teach you how.
On the employee side, the book walks you through a real-world example of how an organization changing into a product organization; you will know all the "shoulds" or "shouldn't" do when applying for a product job.
For those people who're working on a product job but not actively looking for a new one, they will also be benefited from reading the book, by understanding the subtle changes happening in the product management discipline. Product management is an evolving landscape, and we product people need to constantly adapt to the new changes.
After all, it's a book about a real-world example of how to hire product people for a product team within a product organization. It's not a fictional story; it's hiring product managers in practice. We can gain way more actionable insights from an example like this.
The story of how Kate helped a client turn around what seemed like a poor hiring situation was a great hook for the learnings. It's a short book (85 pages on my Kindle), and I read it in 90 minutes. I'll come back to it for its useful appendix material: a comprehensive list of human skills, product management technical skills, and examples of core values for use in department/team workshops.
I loved that it includes actionable ways to ensure you’re hiring for these critical skills and bringing on culture additions, not just people who fit your existing mold.
It’s an easy, enjoyable read. I’m ensuring my whole team reads this as we continue to grow. I’d consider it a required reading for any product leader.
The book is concise and engaging to read. We get tools including the Role Canvas, check-ins and check-outs, useful questions to interview for human skills, post-interview self-reflection, and retrospectives. We learn to rethink the traditional job description and culture fit for PM candidates. Kate also provides a useful Appendix with a list of critical human skills and values for product teams to consider.
Kudos to Kate – and Sense & Response press - for providing a product management book that focuses on the heart as a balance to the head.
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Kate Leto helps the reader to understand the importance of the human factor when it comes to hiring decisions, and she explains very well how a team can be trained to look for these factors in the hiring process. And all of the theoretical knowledge is accompanied by the story of a new director of product at a global financial services firm. Through his missteps, we learn to apply the concepts to our own work.
A short and important book!