Christophe Dujarric
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Why I Published a 100 B2B SaaS Audit Report
One day, during an interview process for a Product Marketing role, I was asked:
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An undocumented feature does not exist
I’m writing those lines not long after Snowflake announced they fired 70 technical writing people over the excuse that AI can do their job.
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AI Won't Kill SaaS
In the Series “AI will take our jobs”, current episode is “AI will kill SaaS”. Because of vibe-coding. Because of OpenClaw. Because of…
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SaaS Growth: Targeting Is Key
Closing a deal with a customer starts with having accurately targeted the right Ideal Customer Profile.
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Building the Right Product: Why, What, and How
Reminder: don’t trust fancy methodology names I tend to repeat myself over all of the articles I’m publishing here, yet let me do it one more time for this…
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A Guide: Frugality in Offline Events for SaaS Startups
Introduction Frugality is the quality of being frugal, sparing, thrifty, prudent, or economical in the consumption of resources such as food, time or money, and…
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Product Design, Roadmap, and Estimations
I’ve written about this topic already, a long time ago. Yet, it was with other words, with less experience. And I’m doing it again, as throughout the teams I…
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Chatbots, My Rules of Engagement
Many can witness, I can be considered a laggard when it comes to using Chatbots. I must say, I’ve always been super cautious about those beasts.
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Hopes and (Reasonable) Expectations
It might feel like a strange topic to revive this blog once more but taking a step back, it is the result of now 17 years of working in start-up and scale-up…
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Go-to-Market & Discovery: When Is the Last Time You Talked to a Lead?
Last week, I had a real blast giving a talk at ProductInCorp summit Nantes 2024.
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Some Keys to Setting Objectives
Why not read this post further I wondered for a minute whether I’d title this blog post “Forget about setting objectives”. Why? Essentially because, as you…
Read More →Product Management Is Not Project Management
In the early days of this blog, I started writing a series of articles on what Product Management is, and what it is not, according to my experience. There’s a…
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NPS, Doing It Right
Disclaimer I’m not a fan of NPS, for the reasons I’ll expose later in this article. It probably suffers from its fame and the common consequent pitfall where…
Read More →Methods: Adapt It, Don’t Adopt It
It’s been about 12 years that I’ve been working in “agile” environments. I’m getting the chance of discussing with multiple teams from multiple companies, and…
Read More →The Five Stages of Remote Work
This is my personal experience of 5 years of remote work. I don’t claim everyone goes through those 5 stages, but hopefully, the lessons I learned can be…
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The Alphabet of SaaS Start-Ups
Have you noticed? The start-up world has its own vocabulary. If you’re new at this, here’s a short lexicon, which I hope will be useful. Especially as some of…
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That Podcast – My First Steps in the Start-Up World
I’ve had the honor of being invited to share some of my experiences on thatpodcast.io.
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Where Strategic Partnerships and Marketplaces Fail
The strategic partnerships may sometimes sound like an El Dorado. But most of the time, you’ll be digging until you lose your nails for non-existing gold lodes.…
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Your Sales Don’t Know What They Are Selling
In a previous article, I wrote that your sales team doesn’t know what they are selling. By this, I mean that they most likely aren’t users of the product. They…
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Of Egos and Organizations
A few months ago, I attended Intercom’s “World Tour”. To be honest I didn’t expect this kind of content, on lessons Intercom’s team learnt while growing to the…
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Organizations Are Made of Humans
In the startup world, most are aware that to become a unicorn, on top of a great idea you need some (a lot of) luck.
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The Product Is the Organization
The Product is the Business. The User Problem is the Essence of the Product. Let me give it a twist: The Product is the Organization. Your team’s coordination…
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Product Design Is Not Product Management
Two years ago, I wrote about what it means to work on a product rather than on a technology.
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Responding to Change
This article is the fifth part of a series on: The end of the agile world hasn’t come. Read part 4 here.
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Customer Collaboration
This article is the fourth part of a series on: The end of the agile world hasn’t come. Read part 3 here.
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Working Software
This article is the third part of a series on: The end of the agile world hasn’t come. Read part 2 here.
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Individuals and Interactions
This article is the second part of a series on: The end of the agile world hasn’t come.
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The End of the Agile World Hasn’t Come
It’s amazing the amount of articles I’ve been reading lately, or the amount of people I’ve heard discussing the same thing: the end of Agile.
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Continuous Performance Testing: Why You Should Care
Yesterday, I attended the eZ Conference 2015 in NYC as a speaker.
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How Successful Product Managers Avoid Burnout
Really interesting article by Brian de Haaff, CEO at Aha!
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Complexity to Assess Feasibility
I’ve quickly mentioned this concept in earlier posts, but I’d like to spend more time on it, as it is one of the crucial parts of Scrum, and one of the hardest…
Read More →Be a Product Manager, Be an Expert
An other one of those videos which always make me laugh.
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A Top-Down Approach to Product Design in Agile Environments
Product Design is an engineering process. It is not just about drawing a beautiful user interface, it is about building a solution to a user’s problem.
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Why You Should Care About Your Product’s Technical Debt
Depending on your organization, as a Product Manager, you may be sitting right next to your dev team, in a different room, or even an other building.
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Product Manager or Product Owner?
I’ve been attending a few meet-ups/conferences/you-name-it around product management. As I mentioned in a previous post, people in general have a rather poor…
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Getting Things Done with Scrum
This post is not about Agile. It is about getting things done.
Read More →Get Your Message Out – Watch Out for the Wording
OK, this blog is getting way too serious right now. Time for one of my favorite videos, where marketing goes wrong.
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The Right Tool for the Right Task
This may sound as luxury, especially when in a start-up company, but using the right tool can save you a lot of time in organizing your work or your peers’. And…
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Product vs Technology
Don’t get me wrong. This post is not about a fight between development and product management. Product and Technology actually walk hand-in-hand and rely on…
Read More →Know Your Product – Pitch It
Je n’ai fait celle-ci plus longue que parce que je n’ai pas eu le loisir de la faire plus courte.
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