Author: Greg Bondaruk

Closed-Ended Questions: Types and Examples

Learning about better understanding your customers’ needs is sometimes like being a 1-person paddle boat upstream.

Particularly when you need the right tools or questions, it’s a lot of effort to understand them, much less to execute what you can learn.

When you need to get a large amount of data quickly and easily, one of the best approaches to gathering customer feedback data is using closed-ended questions.

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How Using ChatGPT for Product Management is a Valuable Time-Saver

Product managers have a lot of ground to cover. From staying on top of market trends, user needs, customer feedback, and industry insights to managing their resources, and planning what’s ahead for their product. It’d be nice if there were a helping hand sometimes that could take over the more tedious and repetitive tasks. What if we could harness the power of AI, or ChatGPT for product management?

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Qualitative Feedback: What is, How to Collect & Analyze It?

Qualitative feedback is essential when you’re building and maintaining an app that 1000s of users rely on. It’s the difference between having a functional & useful page, vs. buttons & features that are not working. No matter what you’re working on, or which industry you’re in, it’s important to understand the needs of your users, teams, and colleagues.

Not only does this make your life easier, but it’s also an indispensable way to increase efficiency, improve user satisfaction, and prioritize your goals.

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The Product Development Life Cycle – How Companies Stay Ahead of the Curve by Listening to Customers

Every product goes through stages. Like in the Odyssey, there’s a beginning, a middle, and in most cases, an end. However, for products, these stages are related to understanding the problem that you want to solve, how you can approach it, what can be improved and how to stay relevant. We call it the product development life cycle. Knowing where you are, and where you’re going is crucial to setting and achieving goals. It will help you plan and collaborate with your product team.

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