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Product Thinking for Engineers (Manning)
It’s frustrating to deliver a feature exactly as specified and still wonder whether it solves a problem anyone actually has. Raising that question is one thing. Making a convincing case for a different approach, especially when work is already planned, is harder.
Jon Bennallick
In Product Thinking for Engineers, the aim isn’t to turn developers into product managers. It helps engineers bring their judgment into product decisions: make sense of user feedback, weigh trade-offs, and push back on low-value work with evidence.
One thing I like about the book’s approach is that Jon includes projects that went wrong, including his own mistakes. The examples come from agencies, scale-ups, and smaller businesses, where there isn’t always a dedicated product team to help work through these questions.
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