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17.7.2026

From product manager to full stack builder

Julia Di Sclafani has no technical background. Today she codes half her day in Claude and built the website her company had postponed for three years.
17.7.2026

Clarity, confidence, tools: what an experienced product manager takes from the Product Masterclass

Kathi W. has been in product management for around ten years, most recently in automotive. What she took from the Product Masterclass: clarity, confidence and tools, plus a working prototype built in 15 minutes.
3.7.2026

Leading by Example - Introducing AI in Product Management at Siemens

Christoph Leonhardt leads a team of product managers at Siemens. He went through the Product Masterclass alone. Now his whole team builds differently.
30.6.2026

From a Google replacement to a work instrument

Marianne is a Product Manager at FINNOFLEET Schweiz. Before the Product Masterclass she used AI occasionally, a question here, a draft email there. Today it is a fixed part of her workflow: the sprint report, error triage at the service desk, direct access to the code.
24.6.2026

Speed Without Direction Is like burning Jet Fuel on a Runway

Martin Eriksson darüber, warum KI strategische Klarheit dringlicher macht. The Decision Stack, Prinzipien die etwas kosten, und was 30 Jahre Produktarbeit wirklich lehren.
20.5.2026

From Solution Space Back to the Problem

Thomas Ostendorf is a fullstack engineer. He fell into the Product Manager role because no one else could take it. Eight weeks after Product Masterclass, he runs more than a dozen extra Discovery interviews and makes product decisions with the conviction that they hold.
14.5.2026

She Was the Only PM at Her Company. Then She Built Herself an AI Team.

Verena Graber joined Product Masterclass feeling like an octopus with 800 arms. Eight weeks later, she's running a customer research engine, automated product docs, and a different conversation with Sales and CS.
29.4.2026

PMs Are the Bottleneck Now. Six Industries Show What Comes Next.

For thirty years, engineering was the constraint in software. AI just moved the bottleneck onto product managers. Six historical industry parallels and what they teach us about the structural response.
15.4.2026

AI Made the Individual Faster. It Didn't Make the Team Faster. Yet.

Your team adopted AI. Everyone is faster. So why does nothing ship sooner? The problem isn't the tools. It's the handoffs between the people using them.
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