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Let the impact on internal teams, prospects, and customers determine the launch activities necessary for launch success. Product managers...
Remove the chaos from Product Management
Training was fun but now what?
The team loved the stories but they haven't retained or implemented much of what they learned.
Why does traditional training fail?
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How do we measure how we're doing?
Assess your team's skill gaps and measure how they improve as they apply what they've learned.
Training was fun but now what?
The team loved the stories but they haven't retained or implemented much of what they learned.
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Training was fun but now what?
The team loved the stories but they haven't retained much of what they learned.
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Traditional lecture-based training methods are failing to deliver results.
70%
of employees report they don't have mastery of the skills needed to do their jobs.
75%
of employees do not believe training measurably improves performance.
88%
of employees do not apply new skills from professional development.
There's a better way!
Standardize Process & Language
Establish Product as Business Leaders
Build & Strengthen Capabilities
Product Growth Leaders flips the traditional model on its head using L-E-A-P learning to focus on skills transfer and application
LESSON
Lesson and discussions
EXTEND
Extend with a new concept or tool
APPLY
Apply to your product or market
PEER REVIEW
Peer review and next steps
What people are saying
The combination of their expertise in product management and their application-focused and coaching-led approach had a significant impact, not only improving the confidence and capabilities of our team but helping us create a product management playbook that has improved our work product and increased the value our products are delivering.
VP Of Product
MedTech provider
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