Product Culture: Recent Episodes
Magnus Hofer & Nils Michaelis
Product Culture is a Podcast about Product Management and Software Engineering. As Director of Product & Technology at Crowdhouse, Magnus Hofer and Nils Michaelis are in constant search for better ways of shaping the product development culture and helping others to do the same.
In this episode Nils and Magnusare talking about Product Mangers, Product Owners and Project Managers –what are those roles? What are the differences and why do they matter? And how do you become one?
In this episode Magnus and Nils are talking about how to navigate through times of high uncertainty – and they share their learnings and their experiences with a recent product launch situation.
In this episode Magnus and Nils are talking about composing great teams – a process the two just went through themselves.
In a previous episode we talked about the teamlead role that is responsible for people management. This time we want to focus on the tech lead role which focuses more on the technological part in a cross-functional team. Magnus is interviewing Nils on what challenges this role addresses, when it is needed and how it works together with other roles in the team.
In this episode we have a special guest. Michael "Micki" Meier is joining the guys to discuss Marketing & Product development and how those both worlds fit together and can interact.
In this episode we talk about how to organise leadership for engineers in cross functional teams – we talk about existing models and give some insights of the current situation at Crowdhouse.
Today we talk about plotting your personal career path and a couple of tools that can help you to do that.
Today's episode is about the «Agile Manifesto» from 2001 and how this is still relevant today.
Today's episode is about Retrospectives and how to create teams as self-improving units.
In today's episode we talk about feedback. How do you give feedback and what do you need to pay attention to?
Today we're talking about psychological safety. What does it mean and why is it important?