How to run interviews during product discoveries

A Practical Guide for Product Builders

Learn how to master interviews

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Many companies struggle in different stages of their development. However, the discovery phase is one of the most important in a product manager’s job. It’s vital to understand your target’s needs and frame your problem statement. This practical and comprehensive book focuses on semi-structured interviews as they are one of the most effective techniques for gathering insights.

Guidelines & best practices
Tips on how to prepare for interviews
Tips on how to run your interviews
Practicalities
Interview boilerplate

What’s inside?

A step-by-step practical guide with tips and recommendations on how to effectively conduct interviews as a product builder.

Learn what types of questions to ask, how to phrase your questions and how to prepare your interviews in the framework of product management discoveries, user research, and customer interviews.

This practical book contains insightful advice and numerous tips that you can apply to your interviews right away. It also contains 40 questions that will help you build your future interviews.

What readers say

This interview book is a gem, it’s really good and informative. I can only recommend it!

Julien de Coster
Head of product at Elium

I bought the book, and I can’t thank you enough for putting this together; I was actually looking for that!

Vincent dal Maso
CTO at Declique
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