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Five Buckets Model for Product Management

Dinker Charak
October 17, 2016

Five Buckets Model for Product Management

The Five Buckets is a model to describe the various capabilities of Product Management. This model allows for them to be competent in a subset.

Dinker Charak

October 17, 2016
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  1. ANOTHER WAY TO THINK OF WHO WE ARE The Five

    Buckets Approach to Product Management Capabilities and Competencies 4
  2. Influencing Synthesis INFLUENCING 7 Business Acumen Domain Knowledge Prioritisation •

    Rallying opinions around the Product value • Active listening • Evangelism • Articulation of value • Connect Business, Users, Techies and be their advocate in Product decisions • Establish common language • Fill the communication gap • Stakeholder engagement • Problem solving • Decision making • Conflicts resolution • Jedi Mind Tricks • Elevator pitches • Quips, anecdotes, story telling • Personal leadership • CxO level conversations
  3. Synthesis SYNTHESIS 8 Influencing Business Acumen Domain Knowledge Prioritisation •

    Take inputs from various sources and synthesize them into coherent vision • Build Product Strategy • Product Design, Innovation, User Research keeping inputs and behaviors in mind • Work with Business Analysts, Experience Designers, Developers, stakeholders, contributors, builders, consumers, etc.
  4. Domain Knowledge Synthesis Domain Knowledge 9 Influencing Business Acumen Prioritisation

    • Ramp up at needed pace to get sufficient Domain Knowledge • SME or strong Design background or strong Development background
  5. Prioritisation Synthesis Prioritisation 1 Influencing Business Acumen • Roadmapping •

    Track and Manage the Delivery Progress • Manage and Prioritize the Product Backlog Domain Knowledge
  6. Business Acumen Synthesis Business Acumen 1 Influencing • Sustainability of

    the business based on the product • Business case for ideas/product/innovations/incremental innovations • Pricing • Market scoping • Market research • Market size • Market opportunity • Product - Organization fit • Product - Market fit Domain Knowledge Prioritisation