Product management is an extremely lucrative career path these days. Especially for the curious souls who want to be a part of building something extraordinary from scratch. …

Designing a good onboarding experience is as important as making first impressions. If you get it right in the beginning, the rest of the journey becomes easier. A good user onboarding shares information or instructions to help the user understand the application. When a user logs in for the first…

Small talk is delightful. It’s an easygoing, inconsequential conversation where you’re not running to reach an answer. It flows like wind, from one talker to the next. Small talk appears trivial, but it’s a way for strangers to know each other and for friends to bond over little details. In-office…

If you ask patients what is their biggest gripe with healthcare services, you’ll hear a lot of common responses– doctors’ indifference to patient’s problems, privacy during illness and treatment, more waiting times during hospital visits, and so on. But if you turn the tables on doctors and ask their biggest…

Do you know why doctors wear a green/blue surgical scrub while operating? Have you ever wondered why walls are muted in color at adult patient rooms and brightly colored at children recovery rooms? The reason is colors influence human behavior. They affect our mood and emotions. …

User research is one of the best ways to know what users want and how they interact with your product. It’s performed in order to improve the product as per the feedback gathered at different stages of product development. One of the mistakes that designers and PMs make is that…

In the world of molecules and compounds, a user story is an atom. It’s the smallest part of product development from where things start taking shape. A good user story is clear, concise, and focussed on the user’s pain points. …