Laura Klein

This book is fantastic for anybody running a company or managing a team. It's quick and fun to read, and it absolutely cleared up a lot of misconceptions I had around OKRs.

This book is fantastic for helping people reach their goals, and it's a really fun, quick read. I'm strongly recommending it to everyone who builds products or manages people who do. Great for both startups and large companies.

This book is fantastic. A lot of people talk about the value of learning from failure, but Lombardi actually spent years researching these stories and talking to the people at these companies so you can learn from their mistakes. Anyone working on a software product should read this. Rosenfeld Media is offering a 25% discount just for Product Hunters. Use the code PHLOMBARDI

I strongly recommend everything that Tomer writes. Every time I hear him give a presentation or read a post or a book by him, I learn something new that makes me better at research.

@bentossel I can't speak for Eric, but for me the writing process itself is kind of a mess. Writing either happens or it doesn't. Sometimes it's easy, and sometimes it feels like I'm extracting thoughts from my brain with a fork. I've been blogging for several years. For the first book, I took a lot of the stuff from the blog and added a structure to it and then filled in lots and lots of...

The class is particularly good for teams who want to "do some user research" but don't know where to start to find the right methodology to answer the questions they have. I strongly recommend that, if you have a team, you schedule an hour to take the class and do the exercises together.

It's a great way to gather and summarize feedback on a prototype or product so that you don't build the wrong thing or build the right thing the wrong way. It's very helpful for either product managers or user experience designers, especially if they're getting input from a lot of different sources - customers, team members, managers, etc.

@FrancoVarriano You're welcome. You guys made it super easy to publish. The only thing keeping me from putting more on there is having time to create the content.

@rrhoover I've published a couple of pieces of evergreen content on it. It's been a nice way to monetize content that's not big enough for a book but is too big for a blog post. It also prevents me from having to explain research recruiting over and over and over. :)