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There are few topics that cause as much confusion as the distinction between Product Manager and Product Owner. We'll clear this up for you once and for all and provide clear definitions for both terms. But first of all: the terms are used interchangeably.

With the Professional Scrum Product Owner (PSPO 1) certification, you can verify your skills as a Product Owner ✅ Preparing for PSPO 1 in particular can deepen your understanding of the role of the Product Owner ✅ We show you what you need to consider for this certification ✅

Many development teams chronically fail to achieve their sprint goals. A clearly defined sprint goal helps the Scrum team to work in a focused and effective way while promoting coordination between team members. Typical symptoms, but also cures for this common disease in product development are not so obvious. We will show you how your team and you can achieve your sprint goals measurably better in the future.

As a product manager, you quickly realise what your job entails ✅ But what is really your job? What are you really responsible for? We'll answer these questions by looking at what you are NOT as a product manager ⛔️

Dailies are an everyday topic in product management. If they work effectively, they are a benefit for the whole team. If not, they become one of the most annoying aspects of everyday life. With structure, good management and a few more tips, your dailies will become more efficient.

Have you ever wondered how to get into product management? One way is to start as a software developer and then become a product manager. This change will inevitably present you with new challenges. We show you the differences between the two roles and how you can expand your skills to new areas. A well-prepared application, which includes a CV, cover letter and certificates, is crucial for success in the product management application process.

Why are commitments so important in solution testing? No idea? We're changing that today.

As product managers, we keep hearing that it would be useful for us to learn coding or SQL, or that we should understand how code works, or... But is that true? We also give you tips on what you should really understand technically as a better PM.

We have a great topic for you here, namely refinements. You've probably heard this term many times before. In this article, we want to clarify with you whether refinements are really a waste of time.