Speaking at DevTalks Romania 2019

Speaking at DevTalks Romania 2019

Jock Busuttil speaking at DevTalks Romania 2019

My next speaking engagement is at DevTalks Romania in Cluj on 16 May 2019. I’ll be talking about product management ethics, almost certainly with some kind of classical mythology thrown in for good measure.

As a special bonus, there are also five free tickets available on a first-come, first-served basis – when they’re gone, they’re gone. Use code E2E962 when registering for any type of ticket at DevTalks Romania for the Cluj event. See you there!

Update: video and slides below

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Transcript

The edited transcript is available on this post: 64: Good product management


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The Practitioner's Guide To Product Management

by Jock Busuttil

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Jock Busuttil is a freelance head of product, product management coach and author. He has spent over two decades working with technology companies to improve their product management practices, from startups to multinationals. In 2012 Jock founded Product People Limited, which provides product management consultancy, coaching and training. Its clients include BBC, University of Cambridge, Ometria, Prolific and the UK’s Ministry of Justice and Government Digital Service (GDS). Jock holds a master’s degree in Classics from the University of Cambridge. He is the author of the popular book The Practitioner’s Guide To Product Management, which was published in January 2015 by Grand Central Publishing in the US and Piatkus in the UK. He writes the blog I Manage Products and weekly product management newsletter PRODUCTHEAD. You can find him on Mastodon, Twitter and LinkedIn.

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