"SW: Headway (Audio book app)
Goal: Track user engagement with the product. (Analytics)
To Track user engagement with the product I would first define the user actions defined as user engagement, and then define quantitative metrics to track user behaviour.
User actions -> engagement:
Actions:
User Plays an Audio book (following by user's retention)
User uses Next chapter button to continue listening
User marks Audio books as favourites
User shares Audio books
Metrics:
DAU & 2."
Negar H. - "SW: Headway (Audio book app)
Goal: Track user engagement with the product. (Analytics)
To Track user engagement with the product I would first define the user actions defined as user engagement, and then define quantitative metrics to track user behaviour.
User actions -> engagement:
Actions:
User Plays an Audio book (following by user's retention)
User uses Next chapter button to continue listening
User marks Audio books as favourites
User shares Audio books
Metrics:
DAU & 2."See full answer
"For larger projects, companies will often hire project managers to plan, document, organize and oversee a project's life cycle, helping ensure projects are completed on time and on budget. However, due to limited resources such as limited budgets or personnel constraints, many teams function without a project manager."
Abdurhman M. - "For larger projects, companies will often hire project managers to plan, document, organize and oversee a project's life cycle, helping ensure projects are completed on time and on budget. However, due to limited resources such as limited budgets or personnel constraints, many teams function without a project manager."See full answer
"The effectiveness of product positioning can be evaluated based on the goal of the product launch.
To do this, we have to follow the below steps:
First establish the goal of the product launch (is it customer acquisition? activation? Monetization?
Identify who the customers are
What is the customer need we are trying to address by the product
What is the total addressable market TAM?
What % of the TAM do we expect to acquire by the said product?
Finally, based on the actions w"
Anhul C. - "The effectiveness of product positioning can be evaluated based on the goal of the product launch.
To do this, we have to follow the below steps:
First establish the goal of the product launch (is it customer acquisition? activation? Monetization?
Identify who the customers are
What is the customer need we are trying to address by the product
What is the total addressable market TAM?
What % of the TAM do we expect to acquire by the said product?
Finally, based on the actions w"See full answer
"In my role as VP of operational model transformation was leading the definition of current and to be state of operations for a business representing >50% of the revenue & profits of the company.
In a monthly feedback session, my manager shared how he noticed I had not delegated tasks and that I should work with 2 members who had been seconded to the team. We were working on a tight timeline and we wanted to get the targets completed earlier so that we can provide some buffer for further alignm"
Chung jin C. - "In my role as VP of operational model transformation was leading the definition of current and to be state of operations for a business representing >50% of the revenue & profits of the company.
In a monthly feedback session, my manager shared how he noticed I had not delegated tasks and that I should work with 2 members who had been seconded to the team. We were working on a tight timeline and we wanted to get the targets completed earlier so that we can provide some buffer for further alignm"See full answer
"These works often aren't comparable, so that I'd use a balanced portfolio of 20%-30% engineering needs and 70%-80% user needs to satisfy both sides. However, this is only a starting point, if engineering requests more than this baseline then I would use ROI to prioritize."
Coco H. - "These works often aren't comparable, so that I'd use a balanced portfolio of 20%-30% engineering needs and 70%-80% user needs to satisfy both sides. However, this is only a starting point, if engineering requests more than this baseline then I would use ROI to prioritize."See full answer
"My toughest project was at the Hampton Inn in 2023 and what we did was we had to sort the soap into boxes and then what was hard about it is we had to sort the boxes of soaps into bottles and on the other box we had to put the bottles, we had to make it neat so that they can ship it into other areas were soap was needed."
Amparo L. - "My toughest project was at the Hampton Inn in 2023 and what we did was we had to sort the soap into boxes and then what was hard about it is we had to sort the boxes of soaps into bottles and on the other box we had to put the bottles, we had to make it neat so that they can ship it into other areas were soap was needed."See full answer
"In a situation where I feel stressed out, stuck, and lost, I prefer to take a step back and reflect upon what is causing me stress. I list down the factors and try to first acknowledge that it is okay to be stressed, then I try to find the shortest step I could take which is in my control to destress myself.Then I to unravel the problem and find a solution. If need be, I go out and discuss my problem with friends, colleagues and my mentors depending on the nature of the problem. Most importantly"
Simii V. - "In a situation where I feel stressed out, stuck, and lost, I prefer to take a step back and reflect upon what is causing me stress. I list down the factors and try to first acknowledge that it is okay to be stressed, then I try to find the shortest step I could take which is in my control to destress myself.Then I to unravel the problem and find a solution. If need be, I go out and discuss my problem with friends, colleagues and my mentors depending on the nature of the problem. Most importantly"See full answer