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A Higher Common Sense

A place for Writings about Evidence-Based Design

  • CS 177 Human Centered Product Management
    • CS177 Human Centered Product Management Syllabus
      • Lecture 5B- Agile and Storymapping
    • Lecture 1A | Introduction to Human-Centered Product Management
      • What do you want from CS177
      • 1A Welcome to CS 177: Human-Centered Product Management 1
    • Lecture 1B | Human-Centered Product Management
      • 1B Strategy for Human-Centered Product Management
    • Lecture 2A | Human-Centered Product Management
    • Lecture 2B | Human-Centered Product Management
    • Lecture 3A – Markets & Tech Stack
    • Lecture 3B — Guest and Value Proposition
    • Lecture 4B – Participatory Roadmaps & Case Study
    • Lecture 5a– Agile, User Stories and User Story Mapping
  • CS247B Design for Behavior Change
    • 1A Introducing Design for Behavior Change
    • 1B Norms, Models, Brainstorm, Screeners
    • 2A Norms and Study Guide
    • 2B Ethics, Persuasion and B=MAT
    • 3A Secondary Research and Theories of Behavior Change
    • 3B Switch, Fraud,
  • Product Management Library
  • The How and Why of Sketchnotes
    • Glossary for Design Techniques
CS177 Human Centered Product Management

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Week 2 PSP

October 1, 2026

I believe Jira entered an existing market, a red ocean where Bugzilla was the incumbent, and succeeded by building a better tracker and selling…

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Week 2 PSP: Three Ways Into a Market

October 1, 2026

Jira entered the project management market very early on, and did not seem to have any direct precursors (project management tools that supported the…

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Week 1 PSP: Three Ways to Organize a Company

October 1, 2026

At Spotify, product development is organized into small cross-functional “squads” that are grouped into larger “tribes.” The PM sits in the squad and creates…

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Week 1 PSP

October 1, 2026

Spotify, Airbnb, and Zappos organize their product teams in vastly different ways. The people who decide what gets built are the product owner within…

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Ethics: Ethical Jobs

October 1, 2026

“I love this technology but I hate how the companies are making it” ~Wodtke Truly, the advances in AI are fascinating, and quite useful…

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Ethics: Ethical Jobs

October 1, 2026

Why I Wouldn’t Work at xAI I wouldn’t accept a job at xAI, even though I admire a lot of the technical ambition behind…

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Ethics: Ethical Jobs

September 30, 2026

I think I would accept a job at Meta, but it would depend a lot on the role and whether I felt I could…

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Product Sense Pushup 1: Three Ways to Organize a Company

September 30, 2026

Spotify organizes teams in squads, which are small, fully autonomous groups with a certain focus. Squads with related tasks are associated with a tribe,…

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Who Gets to Say No?

September 30, 2026

At Spotify, each squad of six to twelve people owns one feature area, and its product owner sets the order of the squad’s work….

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