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Continuous Discovery HabitsBook Teresa Torres
These are our top 10 favorite books in the product space, each one talking about different aspects of the product model:
SVPG (his firm) Recommended Reading on the Product Model page listing their top 10 favourite product books; undated, date is when fetched (undated page)
BuildBook Tony Fadell
These are our top 10 favorite books in the product space, each one talking about different aspects of the product model:
SVPG (his firm) Recommended Reading on the Product Model page listing their top 10 favourite product books; undated, date is when fetched (undated page)
Working BackwardsBook Colin Bryar and Bill Carr
These are our top 10 favorite books in the product space, each one talking about different aspects of the product model:
SVPG (his firm) Recommended Reading on the Product Model page listing their top 10 favourite product books; undated, date is when fetched (undated page)
No Rules RulesBook Reed Hastings and Erin Meyer
These are our top 10 favorite books in the product space, each one talking about different aspects of the product model:
SVPG (his firm) Recommended Reading on the Product Model page listing their top 10 favourite product books; undated, date is when fetched (undated page)
Creative SelectionBook Ken Kocienda
These are our top 10 favorite books in the product space, each one talking about different aspects of the product model:
SVPG (his firm) Recommended Reading on the Product Model page listing their top 10 favourite product books; undated, date is when fetched (undated page)
How Google WorksBook Eric Schmidt and Jonathan Rosenberg
These are our top 10 favorite books in the product space, each one talking about different aspects of the product model:
SVPG (his firm) Recommended Reading on the Product Model page listing their top 10 favourite product books; undated, date is when fetched (undated page)
Trillion Dollar CoachBook Eric Schmidt, Jonathan Rosenberg and Alan Eagle
These are our top 10 favorite books in the product space, each one talking about different aspects of the product model:
SVPG (his firm) Recommended Reading on the Product Model page listing their top 10 favourite product books; undated, date is when fetched (undated page)
The Making of a ManagerBook Julie Zhuo
These are our top 10 favorite books in the product space, each one talking about different aspects of the product model:
SVPG (his firm) Recommended Reading on the Product Model page listing their top 10 favourite product books; undated, date is when fetched (undated page)
The Joy of AgilityBook Joshua Kerievsky
These are our top 10 favorite books in the product space, each one talking about different aspects of the product model:
SVPG (his firm) Recommended Reading on the Product Model page listing their top 10 favourite product books; undated, date is when fetched (undated page)
AccelerateBook Nicole Forsgren, Jez Humble and Gene Kim
These are our top 10 favorite books in the product space, each one talking about different aspects of the product model:
SVPG (his firm) Recommended Reading on the Product Model page listing their top 10 favourite product books; undated, date is when fetched (undated page)
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