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Articles by Sophie Harpur
4 Ways to Level-up your Product Strategy
Developing your product strategy and communicating your product roadmap is a continual improvement process. Over my time as a product manager I have learned from some incredible product teammates on how to level up your product strategy to ensure it is as informed as possible, and communicated to your organisation’s stakeholders and customers in the most effective way. Break Your Roadmap Into Focus Areas Focus on the problems you are trying to solve, not the features you are going to build.
Being a Successful Product Manager From 5,000 Miles Away
As a product manager at Split, 5,000 miles away from the rest of her team, Sophie Harpur has learnt a thing or to about successful remote working. As you’ve probably read in all those blog posts and books about product management, the ideal scenario is to have your product manager co-located with engineering, sitting no more than two feet away from the team designer, back-end and front-end.
Embracing feature experimentation one step at a time
Sophie Harpur details the steps companies who are new to feature experimentation can take to get on the path to successful product experimentation. For many organizations, when it comes to product development and evolution, experimentation can be a loaded word. It can carry connotations of both guesswork, ‘gut-feel,’ and ad-hoc exploration as well as formal, math-heavy, dense work depending on your experience.
How Becoming a Product Manager has Taught me Valuable Life Skills
Last year I started my product management career full time, with a startup called Split Software. Previously I was a growth experimentation manager at Skyscanner, and while there I got to work closely with product managers and designers and generally dipped my toes into the product world whenever I could. My current role has been challenging but thoroughly rewarding.
PING Business Conference: Storytelling in the Age of Information
The first image of Earth, taken in 1972, caused a complete shift in mankind’s perception of the world. Storytelling too, has the power to shift our perceptions. Last month I had the privilege to attend the keynote speech of the PING Business Conference with Ann Handley, author of ‘Everybody Writes’ and Chief Content Officer at MarketingProfs.
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