Week 1 PSP: Three Ways to Organize a Company September 28, 2026 I was intrigued by the different ways in which companies organize their people. Based on my understanding, Spotify is organized into small cross-functional groups… Continue Reading
Week 1 PSP: Three Ways to Organize a Company September 28, 2026 Spotify, Airbnb, and Zappos’s product teams are organized differently, and these different structures demonstrate the various ways that companies can decide internally what gets… Continue Reading
PSP1: Three Ways to Organize a Company September 28, 2026 Spotify teams are structured as squads and tribes. Squads are teams of 6-12 people, including developers, designers, product managers, etc. Tribes are neighbourhoods of… Continue Reading
PSP1: Three Ways to Organize a Company September 28, 2026 Spotify: squads and tribes. Squads are small cross-functional teams, each with a product owner who sets the backlog. When there are multiple squads, they… Continue Reading
Product Sense Pushup 1: Three Ways to Organize a Company September 27, 2026 Spotify organized its product teams into autonomous squads (teams that own and work on a specific feature end-to-end) and tribes (collections of related squads)…. Continue Reading
Product Sense Pushup 1: Three Ways to Organize a Company September 27, 2026 Why I’d Use Airbnb as a Customer, but Work at Spotify as a PM Every company faces a trade-off between autonomy, efficiency, and coherence…. Continue Reading
PSP 1: Three Ways to Organize a Company September 27, 2026 Spotify organizes their employees through squads and tribes. Squads work as a small team of 6-12 individuals that focus on a specific feature of… Continue Reading
PSP 1: Three Ways to Organize a Company September 27, 2026 Spotify organizes into squads, cross-functional teams of eight people or fewer that own their work end to end, from idea through deployment. Squads don’t… Continue Reading
Week 1 PSP: Three Ways to Organize a Company September 27, 2026 Spotify: squads and tribes At Spotify, each squad of 6 to 12 people owns one feature area and chooses what to build within its… Continue Reading