Product Workshops
“I learned general principles and practical skills that I can apply immediately in my day to day job. With Jim’s many years of experience and being a great coach, we had great, insightful discussions. My team certainly benefitted a lot and is more confident on how we shape our product and how to collaborate!”
Product management is an ever-improving role in any company. Hosting a product management workshop accelerates your learning and provides expert guidance.
Jim Morris has been running Product management workshops for the past 8 years at startups, growth companies and established corporations.
A workshop is a moment in time where teams come together to learn, build relationships, and deepen their understanding of new techniques.
Each workshop is customized to the company, its product lines, and the teams that participate.
The workshop sessions are participatory, interactive, and inclusive. Whether its chat, a virtual white board or a verbal response, attendees are encouraged to contribute regularly.
Cross-functional teams should attend workshops together so they can practice these collaborative techniques together right from the start. During the workshops, these teams will build relationships and trust as they learn new concepts.
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Workshops vary in length from 2 hours to 2 days.
All workshops are available in person or online.
“Our WHOLE team needs to be involved in discovery, not just PMs.”
“The inclusion of the dev team stressed the importance of their role in discovery. They are accustomed to a very waterfall way of working and not being involved until the end.”
“I think the best part was that we got to practice these concepts on a real-life project that we are currently working on.”
“Jim’s workshop shed light on the most important aspects of discovery.”
“A well thought out workshop that will elevate my effectiveness as a product manager. I enjoyed the interactive aspect of this course and working with other team members in different departments.”
