15 articles tagged #product
All English for IT articles related to #product.
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Cross-Functional Team English: IT Vocabulary for Product Engineers
Discover the phrases product engineers use to collaborate across teams — from driving alignment to facilitating decisions.
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English for Growth Engineering: Experimentation, Funnel Metrics, and A/B Testing Vocabulary
A/B test, holdout group, statistical significance, north star metric, AARRR — English vocabulary for growth engineers in experiment reviews and funnel analysis meetings.
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How to Write a Clear Release Announcement Email in English
Learn the English phrases for writing a release announcement email that's scannable, honest about limitations, and easy to act on.
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How to Announce a Feature Sunset to Users in English
Learn the English phrases for announcing a feature is being discontinued, explaining alternatives, and handling frustrated user feedback professionally.
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How to Decline a Feature Request Diplomatically in English
Learn the English phrases for saying no to a feature request without dismissing the requester, explaining tradeoffs clearly, and offering alternatives that keep trust intact.
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How to Write a Beta Program Invitation Email in English
Learn the English phrasing for inviting users to a beta program, setting expectations about stability, and asking for structured feedback.
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English for PostHog Analytics
Learn the English vocabulary for PostHog product analytics: events, funnels, cohorts, and feature flags, explained for developers and product teams.
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How to Facilitate a Customer Advisory Board Call in English
Learn the English phrases for running a customer advisory board call as an engineer or product lead: setting the agenda, drawing out honest feedback, and closing the loop on past commitments.
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How to Say No to a Feature Request in English
Learn the English phrases for declining or deferring a feature request professionally: stating the reason, offering alternatives, and keeping the relationship intact.
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English for Technical Roadmap Discussions
Learn the vocabulary and phrases you need to discuss, challenge, and contribute to technical roadmaps in English — milestones, dependencies, scope, and prioritisation.
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Writing Feature Specifications in English: Structure and Vocabulary
Learn the vocabulary and structure for writing feature specifications — acceptance criteria, scope, assumptions, edge cases, and success metrics.
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How to Discuss Feature Gates Professionally
Learn the vocabulary and phrases product and engineering teams use when implementing, discussing, and managing feature flags and feature gates.
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Product Discovery English: Workshops, User Journeys, and Problem Framing
Learn the English vocabulary used in product discovery — user research, problem framing, jobs to be done, opportunity mapping, and workshop facilitation terms.
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English for Negotiating Scope with a Product Manager
Negotiate scope with a product manager in English: surfacing trade-offs, proposing a smaller first version, pushing back without saying no, and protecting quality.
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Growth Engineering in English: A/B Tests, Funnels, and Activation Vocabulary
Master the English vocabulary growth engineers use daily — AARRR metrics, activation events, holdout groups, statistical significance, funnel analysis, and experiment communication.
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