Heavybit Skill
Product Team Structure
Frameworks for structuring product teams around triads (PM, Design, Engineering), integrating design into engineering-first organizations, and prioritizing work using effort-versus-impact methods. Drawn from practitioners at Stripe, Figma, LaunchDarkly, and others.
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Product Team Structure
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Built from the Heavybit Library
The operators behind this skill shared what they know in these talks, podcasts, and articles. Every one is free in the Heavybit Library.
- Video
Triads: Product Marketing, Engineering, Design
JUN 29, 2022With Karishma Irani
In this Heavybit Speaker Series, Karishma Irani shares her biggest takeaway from working with LaunchDarkly's Product Delivery team -- 'Triads', where Engineering, Product, and Design partner on every project from planning through delivery.
Video
Triads: Product Marketing, Engineering, Design
Watch48 MIN
- Article
Kwanâs Hierarchy of Product Needs: The Four Levels of Product Managers
MAR 21, 2019With Connie Kwan
A common dilemma faced by developer company founders is that while CPOs add significantly greater value than junior and senior PMs, they are expensive resources. To successfully navigate this dilemma, letâs break down the various levels of PM in terms of theâŠ
Article
Kwanâs Hierarchy of Product Needs: The Four Levels of Product Managers
Read9 MIN