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A Practical Approach to Products

People aren’t buying your products. And no matter how much time, effort or money you invest in building and marketing those products, the reason is often the same: You’ve listened to the wrong people. It’s time to implement a pragmatic, outside-in approach to building and marketing products that sell.

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  • Pragmatic Institute

    Pragmatic Institute is the transformational partner for today’s businesses, providing immediate impact through actionable and practical training for product, design and data teams. Our courses are taught by industry experts with decades of hands-on experience, and include a complete ecosystem of training, resources and community. This focus on dynamic instruction and continued learning has delivered impactful education to over 200,000 alumni worldwide over the last 30 years.

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Creating a Shared Language: How Pragmatic Helps Align Your Organization and Product Team
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Creating a Shared Language: How Pragmatic Helps Align Your Organization and Product Team

Are you frustrated with training programs that teach employees specific skills without considering how those skills fit into the broader context of your organization? Do you want to create a shared language across your organization...
A cover image of the Put Down The Pie (Chart)- A Comprehensive Guide to Data Visualization for Product Managers ebook
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A Comprehensive Guide to Data Visualization for Product Managers

Are you overwhelmed by the sheer volume of data your company generates? Struggling to communicate complex information to stakeholders quickly and effectively? It’s time to harness the power of data visualization.

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