Podcast appearances and mentions of steven haines

— A House Built for Him — Visit Abidechurchfl.com for more info. ——— We are committed to raising up modern day Levites that move the heart of God through Prayer and Worship. ——— Prayer Room | House of Prayer Monday 6a-2p Tuesday 6a-2p (LIVE 10-11) Wednesday 6a-2p & 6:30p - 8:30p (LIVE) Thursday 6a-2p Friday 6a-2p If you would like to give, you can go to https://www.Abidechurchfl.com/give or you can text any amount to 84321

David Hammond (Human Rights at Sea) and Professor Steven Haines (University of Greenwich) join the podcast to discuss the protection of human rights at sea. This is Part 1 of a 2-part interview, where we address some of the laws protecting the victims of human rights abuses at sea, barriers to enforcing these laws, the Geneva Declaration on Human Rights at Sea, advocacy issues, as well as the differences between Human Rights Law and International Humanitarian Law.Human Rights at Sea | Human Rights at SeaThe Geneva Declaration on Human Rights at Sea | Human Rights at SeaMaritime Labour Convention, 2006 (ilo.org)Universal Declaration of Human Rights | United NationsEuropean Convention on Human Rights - Official texts, Convention and Protocols (coe.int)Jurisdictional & Human Rights Challenges of a Vessel in Transit | Human Rights at Seawww.operationalmaritimelaw.org

David Hammond (Human Rights at Sea) and Professor Steven Haines (University of Greenwich) are back for second half of this two-part interview. In this episode we address some misnomers regarding “illegal” migration, what can be done about the plight of abandoned seafarers, considerations for military commanders and legal advisors when operations run up against potential human rights abuses, and much, much more.Human Rights at Sea | Human Rights at Seawww.operationalmaritimelaw.org

Sunday Morning 11/13/22 — A House Built for Him — Visit Abidechurchfl.com for more info. We are committed to raising up modern day Levites that move the heart of God through Prayer and Worship. Prayer Room | House of Prayer If you would like to give, you can go to https://www.Abidechurchfl.com/give or you can text any amount to 84321

Sunday Morning 09/11/22 — A House Built for Him — Visit Abidechurchfl.com for more info. We are committed to raising up modern day Levites that move the heart of God through Prayer and Worship. Prayer Room | House of Prayer If you would like to give, you can go to https://www.Abidechurchfl.com/give or you can text any amount to 84321

In this episode, we discussed about Product Strategy, how to progress your career, how to use some popular frameworks and other topics. Questions, and attendees here: https://productbookclub.com/book/the-product-manager-s-survival-guide About the Product Book Club: Discuss product-related books once a month with new product colleagues and the book's author. Join productbookclub.com to know what other books we are reading, and participate in the upcoming discussions! If you find our discussions or content useful, please consider becoming a patron: https://www.patreon.com/productbookclub Follow us on Social Media: https://www.linkedin.com/company/productbookclub/ https://www.facebook.com/productbookclub https://instagram.com/productbookclub https://twitter.com/prodbookclub

Most of us know how difficult it is to get things done in a large, complex company. However, it doesn't have to be that way. In this episode, Steven Haines speaks with Deb Lorenzen who's Chief Data Officer at a major US bank, Chairperson of the board of a regional bank, and on an advisory board for global female leaders. Deb's wisdom on roles, responsibilities, and authority are brought to the surface so they can be more easily understood. As well, Deb's insights allow us to tap into the diversity of thought in any environment. You'll certainly learn a lot about how this topic can contribute to any leader's view on business acumen.

Suite Have you ever considered what's needed to reach higher levels in an organization? Every executive finds their unique pathway. In this episode of Masters of Business, Steven Haines talks with David Siegel, CEO of Meetup and author of the book “Decide and Conquer: 44 Decisions That Will Make or Break All Leaders.” David will describe his profound experiences, challenges, and lessons learned on his profoundly successful path to the C-Suite.

It goes without saying that successful leaders are also good communicators. In this episode, Steven Haines speaks with Jon Clarine, who's head of digital strategy at TK Elevators about the underpinnings of truly effective communication. For example, when people speak with PowerPoint, can they truly tell the story beyond the bullet points. However, the conversation also extends to communication outside the company, as in how people interact with the company's digital offers. A truly profound conversation.

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In this episode Steven Haines talks with Aaron Videtto who's in a job called Chief Customer Success Officer. Aaron discusses his approach to understanding needs and motivations of customers, which is important. The conversation also centers on how a leader can't know everything, and sometimes it's important to collaborate with others to solve problems and make decisions while keeping the customer at the heart of those conversations.

In this episode, Steven Haines speaks with Matt Moore, a business leader who's earned his path into leadership from his mentors, his proactive approach to relationship building, and a few mistakes along the way.

Welcome to Masters of Business. A show that gives you real-world techniques, cutting-edge strategies, and extraordinary insights for managers and leaders who want to develop the business acumen needed to go faster and farther in their business careers. If you'd like to take your company to the next level, consider the courses and books from the Business Acumen Institute. To learn more, go to www.business-acumen.com

The authors of _How to Go to Work_ share their experiences with bad bosses, managing holiday and allocating energy.

The authors of _How to Go to Work_ share their experiences with bad bosses, managing holiday and allocating energy.

Sarah Brown explores the themes of the new Penguin paperback How to Go Work, and its subtitle, the Honest Advice No Else Ever Tells You, with authors Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines. Initially recorded just before lockdown for young activists and those starting out on their careers, Steven and Lucy then added an interview about how the coronavirus crisis is requiring all of us who are lucky enough to still be working to re-evaluate the value and impact of what we are doing. Steven draws on his extensive campaign experience at Save the Children, and Lucy on her background in advertising and ethical fashion, to provide valuable advice in this challenging time to be starting out in the world of work, or beginning a new job or project.

Welcome to episode eight of _How To Go To Work,_ the podcast that accompanies the book _How To Go To Work_ (Penguin, 2020). Each week authors Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines will be asking guest to take us right back to the beginning of their career. We're not interested in stellar success stories or show off narratives – this is a show about the start of things. However famous our guests are, we start with their Saturday job. Tracking the progress from early work experience through to guest's current professional life, we examine what was learnt on the way, how the journey developed, how people are held back or inspired further. This week's guest is the legendary Nell Gifford, founder of [Gifford's Circus](https://www.giffordscircus.com/). This special episode was recorded shortly before Nell's death at the end of 2019 and is a tribute to her creative genius, work ethic and vision. * [How To Go To Work: The honest advice no one ever tells you at the start of your career — published by Penguin](https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Go-Work-Honest-Advice/dp/0241399467/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1580036511&sr=8-1) * [Nell's obituary in the Guardian](https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2019/dec/23/nell-gifford-obituary) * [Follow Gifford's Circus on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/officialgiffordscircus/) * [Nell and the Circus of Dreams](https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0192765949/), Nell's book This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).

Welcome to episode seven of _How To Go To Work,_ the podcast that accompanies the book _How To Go To Work_ (Penguin, 2020). Each week authors Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines will be asking guest to take us right back to the beginning of their career. We're not interested in stellar success stories or show off narratives – this is a show about the start of things. However famous our guests are, we start with their Saturday job. Tracking the progress from early work experience through to guest's current professional life, we examine what was learnt on the way, how the journey developed, how people are held back or inspired further. This week's guest is internet entrepreneur [Duncan Jennings](http://duncanjennings.com), who dropped out of University when he was 19 and never looked back. Join Lucy and Duncan as they talk about his extraordinary career from starting a shop (aged 6) through to becoming a serial founder and early stage investor. * [How To Go To Work: The honest advice no one ever tells you at the start of your career — published by Penguin](https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Go-Work-Honest-Advice/dp/0241399467/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1580036511&sr=8-1) * [Hoop](https://hoop.co.uk) * [Motorway](https://motorway.co.uk) Email or follow the show on Twitter, @[howtogotowork](https://twitter.com/howtogotowork/). This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).

Welcome to episode six of _How To Go To Work,_ the podcast that accompanies the book _How To Go To Work_ (Penguin, 2020). Each week authors Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines will be asking guest to take us right back to the beginning of their career. We're not interested in stellar success stories or show off narratives – this is a show about the start of things. However famous our guests are, we start with their Saturday job. Tracking the progress from early work experience through to guest's current professional life, we examine what was learnt on the way, how the journey developed, how people are held back or inspired further. This week's guest is [Rosie Vogel-Eades](https://www.vogue.co.uk/profile/rosie-vogel-eades). She's the Bookings Editor of British Vogue, where she regularly works with the industry's most eminent talent. She's central to the creation of so many iconic images and in addition to her role at British Vogue she's a sought-after casting director working on shows and advertising campaigns for fashion's finest. She works with a range of artists from emerging to the most established. Join Lucy and Rosie as they talk about breaking into a notoriously tough industry, tips for being a brilliant intern and why you should never say “passion for fashion” in a cover letter. * [How To Go To Work: The honest advice no one ever tells you at the start of your career — published by Penguin](https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Go-Work-Honest-Advice/dp/0241399467/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1580036511&sr=8-1) * [Follow Rosie on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/mrsvoguester/) Email or follow the show on Twitter, @[howtogotowork](https://twitter.com/howtogotowork/). This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).

Welcome to episode five of _How To Go To Work,_ the podcast that accompanies the book /How To Go To Work/ (Penguin, 2020). Each week authors Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines will be asking guest to take us right back to the beginning of their career. We're not interested in stellar success stories or show off narratives – this is a show about the start of things. However famous our guests are, we start with their Saturday job. Tracking the progress from early work experience through to guest's current life, we examine what was learnt on the way, how the journey developed, how people are held back or inspired further. This week's guest is Dr Rahul Jandial. He's one of the world's top brain surgeons and for years he has transformed the lives of his neurosurgery patients by putting them through “brain rehab”, his specially developed boot camp for restoring brain function.His new book, published by Penguin called _[Life Lessons from a Brain Surgeon, the New Science and Stories of the Brain](https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0241338689/)_ demonstrates how healthy people can rewire their brains to work in a higher gear. Join Lucy and Dr Jandial as they talk about his journey from shop floor to surgery and everything in between. * [How To Go To Work: The honest advice no one ever tells you at the start of your career — published by Penguin](https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Go-Work-Honest-Advice/dp/0241399467/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1580036511&sr=8-1) * [Follow Dr Jandial on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/drjandial/) Email or follow the show on Twitter, @[howtogotowork](https://twitter.com/howtogotowork/). This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).

Welcome to episode four of _How To Go To Work,_ the podcast that accompanies the book [How To Go To Work](https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0241399467/) (Penguin, 2020). Each week authors Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines will be asking guests to take us right back to the beginning of their career. We're not interested in stellar success stories or show-off narratives — this is a show about the start of things. However famous our guests are, we start with their Saturday job. Tracking the progress from early work experience through to the guest's current life, we examine what was learnt on the way, how the journey developed, how people are held back or inspired further. This week's guest is the acclaimed writer, spoken word artist and nurse, [Molly Case](http://www.mollycasespeaks.com/about/). Molly is currently working at St George's Hospital, London as a cardiac nurse specialist. In April 2013 she achieved national recognition after performing her poem ‘Nursing the Nation' at the Royal College of Nursing. Her book [How to Treat People: A Nurse at Work](https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0241347378/) is published by Penguin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOCda6OiYpg Join Lucy and Molly as they talk about nursing, language, risk taking and why plan A and plan B can happen all at the same time. * [How To Go To Work: The honest advice no one ever tells you at the start of your career — published by Penguin](https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Go-Work-Honest-Advice/dp/0241399467/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1580036511&sr=8-1) * [Molly's author bio](https://www.penguin.co.uk/authors/134772/molly-case.html) * [Follow Molly on Twitter](https://twitter.com/mollycasespeaks/) Email or follow the show on Twitter, @[howtogotowork](https://twitter.com/howtogotowork/). This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).

Rapper and hip hop artist Kaizer drops by to discuss his new album dropping end of February, The King of Bones. Then Zach talks to the new President and CEO of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra, Steven Haines, about the TSO and the vision for the future.

Welcome to episode three of _How To Go To Work,_ the podcast that accompanies the book _How To Go To Work_ (Penguin, 2020). Each week authors Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines will be asking guest to take us right back to the beginning of their career. We're not interested in stellar success stories or show off narratives – this is a show about the start of things. However famous our guests are, we start with their Saturday job. Tracking the progress from early work experience through to guest's current life, we examine what was learnt on the way, how the journey developed, how people are held back or inspired further. This week's guest is Antonia Belcher, Founding Partner of MHBC. Antonia has over 40 years' experience in the construction and property industries and leads her own business that she founded in 2007. Her story of transitioning in a very traditional, male dominated working environment, where there was no history or visible LGBT influences to draw upon, has inspired her to be a force for positive change for LGBT+ in all business spheres, but especially in her chosen career path of Surveying. Join Lucy and Antonia as they talk about an extraordinary career, authenticity at work and why the right thing isn't always the easy thing. * [How To Go To Work: The honest advice no one ever tells you at the start of your career — published by Penguin](https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Go-Work-Honest-Advice/dp/0241399467/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1580036511&sr=8-1) * [The Antonia & Andrea Belcher Trans Fund](https://giveout.org/trans-fund) * [Antonia's profile on Out Leadership](https://outleadership.com/outleader/antonia-belcher/) * [MHBC Cumming](https://mhbccumming.com) Email or follow the show on Twitter, @[howtogotowork](https://twitter.com/howtogotowork/). This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).

Welcome to episode two of _How To Go To Work,_ the podcast that accompanies the book _How To Go To Work_ (Penguin, February 2020). Each week authors Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines will be asking guest to take us right back to the beginning of their career. We're not interested in stellar success stories or show off narratives – this is a show about the start of things. However famous our guests are, we start with their Saturday job. Tracking the progress from early work experience through to guest's current life, we examine what was learnt on the way, how the journey developed, how people are held back or inspired further. This week's episode features writer Jude Yawson. He's the co-author and editor of the story of Stormzy's meteoric rise to fame, [Rise Up: The #Merky Story So Far](https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07F7F7MFC/). The first publication from the new imprint [#Merky Books](https://www.penguin.co.uk/company/publishers/cornerstone/merky-books.html) (part of Penguin Random House UK), dedicated to publishing the best new fiction, non-fiction and poetry. Curated by Stormzy, this project forms a home for a new generation of voices. Their book is evocative of a particular point in time and a particular energy, but as the title suggests it's also about beginnings. Join Lucy and Jude as they discuss his journey from being serially excluded from education, to becoming a bestselling author, and everything in between. * [How To Go To Work: The honest advice no one ever tells you at the start of your career — published by Penguin](https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Go-Work-Honest-Advice/dp/0241399467/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1580036511&sr=8-1) * [BBC Words First](https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/4vMSbh4t5xmTgMCg4NJ6ntQ/words-first-are-you-the-next-spoken-word-star) * [Jude's Vanity Fair piece](https://www.vanityfair.com/london/2019/02/jude-yawson-writing-sustainability-stormzy) Email or follow the show on Twitter, @[howtogotowork](https://twitter.com/howtogotowork/). This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).

Welcome to episode one of _How To Go To Work_, the podcast that accompanies the book _How To Go To Work_ (Penguin, February 2020). Each week authors Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines will be asking guest to take us right back to the beginning of their career. We're not interested in stellar success stories or show off narratives – this is a show about the start of things. However famous our guests are, we start with their Saturday job. Tracking the progress from early work experience through to guest's current life, we examine what was learnt on the way, how the journey developed, how people are held back or inspired further. Our first guest, author Simon Sinek is, first and foremost, an optimist. That spirit imbues all his books, _Start with Why, Leaders Eat Last and Together is Better_ which have garnered him a devoted following all over the world. His TED talk “How Great Leaders Inspire Action” is one of the most viewed of all time. And his new book, _The Infinite Game_ challenges readers to help build a world in which the vast majority of people wake up every single day feeling inspired, feel safe at work, and feel fulfilled at the end of the day. Join Lucy and Simon as they talk about the myth of work/life balance, the benefits of having a bad boss and why you should _never_ take your phone into a meeting. * [How To Go To Work: The honest advice no one ever tells you at the start of your career — published by Penguin](https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Go-Work-Honest-Advice/dp/0241399467/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1580036511&sr=8-1) * [Simon Sinek's books — published by Penguin](https://www.penguin.co.uk/authors/71661/simon-sinek.html) * [Simon's website](https://simonsinek.com) * Follow @[simonsinek](https://twitter.com/simonsinek) on Twitter * Follow @[mslucyclayton](https://twitter.com/mslucyclayton) on Twitter Email or follow the show on Twitter, @[howtogotowork](https://twitter.com/howtogotowork/). This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).

Guest speaker from Christians Against Poverty. Sharing the work of CAP, how this is rooted in the Gospel and how King’s is partnering with CAP to make a huge difference in Warrington.

Welcome to _How to Go to Work_, a new podcast that explores ways to get started. In this short introductory episode, authors Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines let you know what you can expect from the podcast. This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).

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Steven Haines’ discusses his book The Product Manager’s Desk Reference which is a “how-to” reference where business people can go to practice the art of product management and also examines the role of the “knowledge worker”. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sometimes we need to be reminded of what's needed to be a successful product manager. In this episode, Steven Haines reinforces the key constructs required to be a successful product manager.

Episode 36 - Riding High - a Conversation with Ruth Zukerman - Co-Founder of Flywheel: Product managers can learn a lot from entrepreneurs. In this episode, Steven Haines talks with Ruth Zukerman, author of the upcoming book “Riding High: How I Kissed SoulCycle Goodbye and Co-Founded Flywheel, and Built the Life I Always Wanted.” Ruth shares her remarkable story of how she translated her passion and creativity to build a remarkable company and a loyal following. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

Episode 34 – How to Influence Product Teams with Karl Sluis: Every product manager knows that their job is to influence people who don’t work for them. At the core is effective communication. This episode features a conversation between Steven Haines and Karl Sluis. They’ll discuss challenges and solutions so that you can improve the effectiveness of your cross-functional product teams. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

Episode 33 – Product Management vs. Project Management with Steven Haines: Product managers are often confused with project managers, and sometimes, product managers have to do the work of a project managers. However, the discipline and purpose of each role serves a unique purpose. In this episode, Steven Haines explains the difference –simply and efficiently. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

Episode 32 – How to Interview Customers with Teresa Torres: In order to ensure that a product’s features hit the mark, product managers and their teams must become exemplary interviewers. This is a vital skill for teams who have to be inspired to continuously learn and fine-tune the value of their products. In this episode, Steven Haines speaks with Teresa Torres from Product Talk (https://www.producttalk.org/) to inspire you to be great customer interviewers. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

Episode 31 – The Importance of Good Record Keeping with Steven Haines: Even with cloud-based storage, you’d be surprised that documents and artifacts are scattered across the organization. Wouldn’t be easier if we had access to documents, tools, and other artifacts and evidence of our work? In this episode, Steven Haines discusses the value of good record keeping for product managers. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.

Episode 30 – How Product Managers Act Like Entrepreneurs One of the things that separate good product managers from great ones is their ability to think and act like entrepreneurs. It so happens that Bob Caporale, president of Sequent Learning Networks, and Tate Tegtmeier who’s in charge of marketing at Sequent, are hosts of their own podcast called Making it Real – a show that features stories from product entrepreneurs. Listen to a great dialogue between Steven, Bob, and Tate, to come away with some great insights about how to run your product business like a true entrepreneur! Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.

Episode 29 – The Importance of Mindset with Steven Haines: To be effective as a product manager, your mind has to be attuned to, and make sense out of a dynamic stream of disconnected signals. In this show, Steven Haines talks about why it’s so important for product managers to sometimes just step back and think about goings-on with the business in order to figure out what to do next. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

Episode 28 – Nurturing Your Product with Tara Newboult: Everyone likes new things.  New products are more fun to work on and continuous development can be intoxicating. However, a product is still a business that needs to be evaluated from multiple standpoints. In this episode, Steven Haines speaks with Tara Newboult to share perspectives on how to nurture your product's business. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

  Episode 27 – Understanding User Feelings in User Stories with Steven Haines:    Most product managers utilize a template or framework to capture user stories and associated features. However, many user stories are not completely linked to the emotional side of the user.  The result could be features that don’t really solve the customer’s problem. In this episode, Steven Haines offers some ideas on how to better empathize with your customers or users. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

  Episode 26 – Adapting to Agile with Steven Haines:  All companies want to act with agility and compete more aggressively in the battle for the hearts and minds of customers. Yet, large companies that are shifting to rapid or agile development continue to struggle with complexity, role definition, and adaptation to agile methods.  In this episode, Steven Haines speaks with John Feeley, a product director who has insights to share about agile transformation. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

  Episode 25 – What is Product Management? With Steven Haines:  Everyone knows what product management is.  Right?  Maybe not.  Based on the research done at Sequent Learning Networks, there are a lot of different definitions.  When many people have a different definition for the same term, confusion abounds.  In this episode, Steven Haines, author of The Product Manager’s Desk Reference (2e) will reinforce the foundation so everyone can refer to a unified definition of product management. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

Episode 24 – Using the “Jobs to be Done” Model to Create Innovative Products:   As product people, we all want to create that unique product that solves a customer’s problem better than anything available.  This episode features a conversation with renowned author Tony Ulwick where Steven and Tony talk about how you can apply the ‘jobs to be done’ model of outcome innovation to your product. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

  Episode 23 – How to Validate Product-Market Fit:   To bring your product strategy to light, every product must be validated for product-market fit, prior to launch, and through successive iterations. In this episode, Nadar Balata and Steven Haines talk how products can be validated – from the fulfillment of strategic intent, to overall usability. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

Episode 22 – How Use Design Sprints to Speed Your Innovations: It stands to reason that if you don’t validate a product concept, your chances of achieving product success is limited.   In this episode, Dave Zasada and Steven Haines talk about how to plan and carry out a design sprint so that you can improve the chances that your product innovation will hit the mark. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

Episode 21 – How to Understand the Customer Ecosystem to Produce Better Results: So many people talk about the customer experience, but all experiences don’t always result in a positive outcome. In this episode, Sam Aborne and Steven Haines discuss the importance of understanding the customer ecosystem to uncover insights and produce better outcomes. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

Episode 20 - Leveraging Cross-Functional Teams When Agile is Used: The proliferation of intangible digital products and services has enabled many companies to use rapid development to operate more efficiently. While results are mixed, it is possible to hasten time to market using cross-functional product teams. In this episode, Steven Haines shares some ideas you can adopt. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

Steven Haines – Sequent Learning Networks “We’re Not a Startup Anymore” Steven Haines, founder of Sequent Learning Networks, shares his story of creating a training program to help Product Management teams excel in their corporations. Whether you’re a product manager in an established company or an aspiring business owner with an idea for a new product business, Making It Real will provide you with real tools and advice on how to be a successful product entrepreneur! Hosted by Bob Caporale and Tate Tegtmeier Original Music by Bob Caporale Note: No endorsement of any product or service featured on Making It Real is either expressed or implied by its hosts or producers.

Steven Haines – Sequent Learning Networks “We’re Not a Startup Anymore” Steven Haines, founder of Sequent Learning Networks, shares his story of creating a training program to help Product Management teams excel in their corporations. Whether you’re a product manager in an established company or an aspiring business owner with an idea for a new product business, Making It Real will provide you with real tools and advice on how to be a successful product entrepreneur! Hosted by Bob Caporale and Tate Tegtmeier Original Music by Bob Caporale Note: No endorsement of any product or service featured on Making It Real is either expressed or implied by its hosts or producers.

Episode 19 - Enabling Product Management Success: Product managers and product management leaders must move in lock-step in order to produce optimal outcomes.  “Re-orgs” and other organizational shifts can, unfortunately, cause people to take their eyes off the ball. This episode provides insights to help product leaders to lead, and product managers to manage. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

Episode 18 - How to Deliver a Better User Experience:   As the need for speed and agility continues, product managers need to make high-velocity decisions that move faster than the speed of the market. At the same time, products must achieve competitive advantage through the delivery of a compelling value proposition and a rewarding customer experience. This show explores what product managers can do to make those decisions and improve competitive advantage.   Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

Episode 17 - How To Be Effective Without a Product Leader:   Many product managers operate in an environment where there is an absence of a product leader or chief product officer.  Alternatively, you may work remotely and operate without a solid management anchor. Regardless, this show discusses the challenges and opportunities for product managers to operate more effectively.   Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks

In this episode that I speak with Rich Mironov, Roman PIchler, Steven Haines, Chad McAllister and Cindy Alvarez about the biggest mistakes product managers make. What will you learn – Biggest Mistakes!! You will learn about the biggest mistakes Product Managers make from these 5 successful product management experts. Orchestrate executive management Executive level roadmap clarity Disconnection between […]The post DYT 076 : Biggest Mistakes Product Managers Make appeared first on .

Episode 16 - Product Management Best Practices in Action:   Product management in any company is a work in progress. In this podcast, Steven Haines interviews Mark Lehmann from Watlow Electric where they discuss Watlow's initiatives to fine tune their Product Management organization.   Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.

Episode 15 - How To Be a Better Competitor: Steven Haines reports from the road on action steps and strategies to overcome the competition and boost your success in Product Management. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.

Episode 14 - How To Achieve Competitive Advantage: Did you ever feel that everyone on your team is incredibly knowledgeable about the competitive environment? Yet, when it comes down to it, we may not have the most up to date information – which can expose our company to unnecessary risk.  In this episode, Steven Haines shares some insights and provides some suggestions so that you can get ahead of the competition and win in the market! Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.

Episode 13 - How to Succeed as a Product Manager in a Tech Company: Tech is everywhere, and has been for eons… and product management is used widely, yet variably, across the technology universe.  Research shows that product managers in tech companies focus more on development and in shepherding development projects and less time garnering market insights, formulating strategies, and determining if their products have contributed their financial and business results.  Steven Haines shares thoughts and ideas to help product managers think more like business people… after all, products are businesses. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.

In this Topical Zoom episode, I speak with Steven Haines who is the founder of Sequent Learning Networks, an internationally positioned training and organizational advisory services firm. Steven speaks about Product Launches and their relationship with the business case and business model. Who is Steven Haines? Steven Haines' ideas and books continue to shape how […]The post DYT 046 : Product Launches, Business Case and Strategy | Steven Haines appeared first on .

In this Topical Zoom episode, I speak with Steven Haines who is the founder of Sequent Learning Networks, an internationally positioned training and organizational advisory services firm. Steven speaks about Product Launches. Who is Steven Haines? Steven Haines' ideas and books continue to shape how leading companies create category defining products with outstanding people. His […]The post DYT045 : Product Launches, Pitfalls and Successes | Steven Haines appeared first on .

Episode 12 - Overcoming The Product Manager's Dilemma Most product managers don’t have direct reports, so they must resort to relationship building, influencing, and other techniques to get things done. Your job can be made easier if you follow a few simple techniques, shared by Steven Haines, to earn empowerment, influence others, and build political capital. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.

Episode 11 - Inspiring Your Team With Customer Stories Customers are the focal point for our products and services. It's incumbent on product managers to hear and convey the voice of the customer in stories to others that inspire creativity, drive product strategy, and lead.  In this episode, Steven Haines provides some interesting points to consider to improve your understanding of customer needs and how you might better capture the customer's voice. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.

Episode 10 - From Aerospace to Basketballs Every business needs Product Management. When it’s done right, strategies are clear, teams are aligned, and results are achieved. Steven Haines talks to Jake Licht, COO of Baden Sports, on how he used what he learned at a Fortune 100 company to fortify Product Management at a smaller sporting goods firm. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.

Episode 9 - Managing Your Product Management Career Most product managers want to expand their horizon with new skills and experiences. But how do you get promoted to the next level?  Steven Haines provides solid perspectives for you to consider as you create a product management career strategy. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.

Episode 8 - A Passion For Pricing For product managers and marketers, the price of a product is a critical dimension of the product strategy and a vital lynchpin in the product profitability formula. For product managers, pricing requires a clear focus on the customer and an ability to deliver on the value proposition. Hillary Gretton, a pricing expert in the med-tech/life sciences space shares her passion for pricing to help you become a better “pricer.” Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.      

Episode 7 -Minding Your Business If you operated a retail store, you’d surely want to know what’s selling and how much money you’re making.  How’s your product doing?  If you’d like some helpful hints on how you can adopt a store-owner’s mindset in managing your current in-market products, you’ll want to listen to this show. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.

Episode 6 - Effective Product Launches Steven Haines discusses key factors to consider in your product launch and important steps to maximize your effort. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.  

Episode 5 - Product Roadmaps Mark Lamps discusses how to use product roadmaps to align stakeholders, products and success. Explore the big picture context in terms of what the products will become. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.  

Episode 4 - Leadership Development Nicole Lipkin, author of "What Keeps Leaders Up At Night" discusses leadership development and how product managers and executives can be more effective and profitable. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.

Episode 3 - Effectively Facilitating the Work of Development and Operations Raj Rao Chief Product Officer at Witty Parrot discusses how product managers can facilitate the required interplay between development and operations to ensure that products can be more successful. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.

Episode 2 - Solving the Myth of the MVP Scott Sehlhorst clarifies what’s needed to create a minimum valuable product. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.

Episode 1 - Focus on Product Quality Karl Ederle joins host Steven Haines to discuss what can be done to fine-tune your product quality to delight your customers. Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.  

Episode 0 - Welcome to Masters of Product Management Steven Haines welcomes you to "Masters of Product Management." Why listen to the show? Who is Steven Haines? And what can you expect from this new podcast?  All your questions are answered in this zero episode!  Hosted by Steven Haines of Sequent Learning Networks.  

Episode 66 - Steven Haines discusses The New Managers Survival Guide and management tips for success in the corporate world. Steven is the founder and CEO of Sequent Learning Networks and an expert in management effectiveness. Stay tuned after the interview for five action items to take advantage of the ideas and advice in this interview and hear bonus comments from Steven. Host, Kevin Craine @Everyday_MBA Everyday MBA is produced by CraineGroup.com

Several years ago I was part of a group of product management professionals and we all felt that our profession lacked a good how-to guide that product managers could use. We considered writing one ourselves but life was a little too busy for us at the time. A few years later The Product Manager’s Desk […]

Several years ago I was part of a group of product management professionals and we all felt that our profession lacked a good how-to guide that product managers could use. We considered writing one ourselves but life was a little too busy for us at the time. A few years later The Product Manager's Desk […]

Steven Haines shares that product management is more than what people think. It's really the business management of products and services. It's something that the C-Suite must be mindful of as they manage businesses. How do you draw insights and execute strategies that apply to your business every day? In Haines book "The Product Manager's Desk Reference," he achieves just that. Visit http://www.c-suitebookclub.com to learn more about Steven Haines and our other bestselling authors. Bizcast is part of C-Suite Radio, a division of C-Suite Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Steven Haines, author of The Product Manager's Desk Reference, discusses the growth of PM as a profession, and the harmonic convergence that led him to found Sequent Learning. Plus, if you don't know who Karl Popper is, maybe you're in the wrong job. (c) 2009 Tom Grant

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