Join 4 New Events on Continuous Discovery with Teresa Torres (March 2024)

I’m hosting several free events over the next two weeks. I’d love for you to join one of them.

March 25th: The What & Why of Continuous Discovery

In this webinar, I’ll introduce participants to the continuous discovery framework I introduced in my book Continuous Discovery Habits. We’ll cover:

• The difference between discovery and delivery
• My definition of continuous discovery
• Why continuous discovery matters
• What a good continuous discovery team does week over week
• How you can develop your own discovery habits

This webinar is great for folks in product, design, or engineering who are new to my work or just need a fresh dose of inspiration. It’s also a great event to share with colleagues who are new to continuous discovery.

Register here.

April 2nd: Continuous Interviewing: Unlock the Power of Story-Based Customer Interviews

This webinar is designed to help you better understand what a good customer interview looks like. We’ll cover:

• Why most of the advice you read online about customer interviews isn’t adequate
• The cognitive biases that make it hard to get reliable feedback from everyday customer conversations
• A simple (but not always easy) technique that will help you get much more out of your customer interviews
• Some simple ways to practice and build your skill with conducting effective interviews

This webinar is a great fit for product managers, designers, engineers, and their leaders, or anyone else who is working on building their continuous interviewing habit.

Register here.

April 3rd: Identifying Hidden Assumptions: The Key to Faster Discovery Cycles

Every week, I talk to people who can’t believe that product teams can really test multiple product ideas in the same week. It’s because most product people are stuck in a project-based idea-testing world. In this webinar, I’ll cover:

• Why testing multiple ideas at the same time is critical to product success
• The key to unlocking faster discovery cycles
• Five different tactics for how to break your ideas into their underlying assumptions
• Some simple ways to get started

This webinar is a great fit for product managers, designers, engineers, and their leaders, or anyone else who wants a faster way to determine which ideas will work and which won’t.

Register here.

April 4th: Product Discovery Discussion Sessions for Senior Leaders

I’ve been hosting monthly product discovery discussion sessions for senior leaders (think executives, VPs, CPOs—people who manage multiple product squads) about the challenges they face managing continuous discovery teams. They’ve been a ton of fun.

Our next discussion is scheduled for April 4th and we’ll be discussing Marty Cagan’s new book Transformed.

This event is a great fit for Senior Directors, Vice Presidents, or C-level executives who manage product managers, designers, or engineers and want to connect with peers.

If you’d like to join the discussion, please send an email to support@producttalk.org with the following information:

I want to join the next leadership discussion.
I manage [NUMBER] people in the following roles: [JOB TITLES] My biggest challenge to managing teams who are adopting the discovery habits is: [BRIEFLY DESCRIBE YOUR CHALLENGE]

Please keep your emails brief. We just want to verify that you meet the event criteria.

How to Find Future Events

And finally, we always include our full event schedule in our monthly newsletter (sign up here) and you can also find the schedule in the sidebar on the Product Talk blog. I’ll be doing many more events this year. I hope we’ll be able to connect at one.

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