It would be a good idea for those working in product development to use systematic problem solving techniques, as they make it easier, for example, to clear mystery bugs. So it’s a good idea to learn and practice the problem solving methodology – it’s a real detective work!
In many organizations, the responsibilities of Product Manager and Product Owner are happily overlapping. When responsibilities are similar, there is a risk that tasks become so unclear that something essential remains to be done.
Team spirit gets a huge lift just by taking some coffee breaks with the team. A successful working environment requires chatting and small talk, since it improves trust and makes working much more efficient.
Agile product development teams typically hold a retrospective a couple of times a month, looking at ways to improve their practices. This practice is one of the foundations of agile product development and aims to improve team performance.