How to Speak Up: from Susan’s Perspective November 18, 2025 When I think about what I’m risking by speaking up to Mr. Moon—or by going along with an ethically questionable request—the stakes feel impossibly… Continue Reading
Freemium Comparisons November 11, 2025 Freemium models hinge on balancing free accessibility with strategic friction that nudges users toward paid tiers. Spotify, Figma, and The New York Times… Continue Reading
Discovery Patterns October 30, 2025 Netflix’s interface is dominated by personalization: rows of content (“Because you watched …”, “Top picks for you”, “Continue watching”) and a large featured banner… Continue Reading
Checkout flows October 26, 2025 Amazon Amazon’s checkout process is built almost entirely around speed and friction-reduction, enabling massive conversion rates. From the widely reported “One Click” ordering innovation… Continue Reading
Feature Creep: A Company’s Illusion October 13, 2025 Feature creep refers to the gradual accumulation of unnecessary features in a product – a common pitfall in product development that can undermine usability,… Continue Reading
Two revenue models October 6, 2025 Isolde, head of Siiquent, targeted stuff – selling everything that hospitals and big diagnostic labels needed for gene-diagnosis. Emanuel, on the other, head of… Continue Reading
On product management October 2, 2025 Intuitively, product management centers around two aspects: product and management. The chapter challenges this notion and proposes that product management is actually less about… Continue Reading
Why I would not work at Facebook October 2, 2025 Many of my friends interned at Meta this summer. When I asked them about what their jobs entailed, they just shrugged and described what… Continue Reading