András Juhász

A Macbook Air M1 with Windows 11 would be the best combination of quality hardware and a productivity-focused OS.

The inability to see posts from a smaller circle of people. Twitter's new "Circles" functionality brings back an old concept that's needed in today's world of post-oversupply.

The not algorithmically but reverse-chronological-sorted [insert your product choice here]

In the newest post, I highlight key learnings from Reforge's Scaling Product Delivery program: https://productprinciple.co/p/re...

The question is already biased. It's useful to keep a to-do list and organize it in the order of priorities (or potentially add deadlines), but usually, the items without hard deadlines are not urgent or important. So it's also fine to let some of the things slide off the tasklist with time. If nobody is asking for it, probably it was not important in the first place.

https://twitter.com/andrasjuhasz I publish random blurbs of thoughts about product management, and I recently started a publication on the topic to share hands-on challenges and ideas with others.

Discovering a great problem worth productizing.

One trick that I started to do is to have walking meetings. Even with or without a dog, it's a good opportunity to talk to others in a new environment, breaking the routine, especially if you don't have to present anything during the meeting. With modern phones and headsets, the noise isolation levels are surprisingly good!

It's interesting to see how Apple is trying to take over a few smaller industries/spaces with its recent innovations.

Building a social advertising reporting product at Smartly.io, recently started writing the ProductPrinciple.co.

Hey everyone, especially fellow makers 👋 I recently launched my product management publication here on the 1st of June, and I'd be happy to receive feedback on the PH page and how much the messaging is matching with what you get as a subscriber: https://producthunt.com/posts/th... In return, I'm also happy to do the same for your PH page, just leave a comment here with your...

Good discussions here! For a product name, I'd consider the target audience and the market, to ensure it's easy to understand, easy to pronounce, and most of all, catchy. I like @deepak_prabhakara's comment about the SAML and JSON products, and it really highlights that it's geared towards a more tech-savvy audience.

Depends on the topic and the size of the audience. If it's a bigger team, it's useful if everyone can write down their thoughts before a common get-together, and then ideate in a video call, preferably using some collaboration tools, like Miro.

It's important to have very similar routines for a home office day as for an office day. Dress up in similar clothes, maybe go for a morning walk, and when the work starts, preferably work from a different location where you're usually at. Try to avoid housework (cleaning, clothes washing...) during office hours. And most of all, schedule informal coffee breaks or talks with colleagues, as...

Hello there! ✌️ I'm happy to announce the launch of The Product Principle, a publication for aspiring and practicing product managers. I'm András, a senior product manager with previous experience in building B2B and B2C products, digital marketing, and product delivery. I created this publication as I felt there are a lot of product management resources out there, but the majority are either...

It depends on how we classify work on weekends. Working on hobby projects, yes. Working on projects related to my daytime job, no.

Cool new functionalities for a digital advertising platform to visualize all the data in one place. As a hobby, I recently launched https://productprinciple.co.

Spotify, but I'm not happy with how they hide podcasts, especially if you want to browse the recent ones you're following—four taps from the main screen.

Mostly music. If it requires writing/messaging, something without lyrics (or foreign), if it's a repetitive task, something pop, alternative, or rock.