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Marty Cagan

Founder of the Silicon Valley Product Group; wrote Inspired, Empowered and Transformed on how product organisations work.

10 books on the record

The bar next to each date shows how long ago it was said: 7d is days, 4yr is years.

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Accelerate by 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:

on svpg.com · Report

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Build by Tony Fadell

These are our top 10 favorite books in the product space, each one talking about different aspects of the product model:

on svpg.com · Report

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Creative Selection by Ken Kocienda

These are our top 10 favorite books in the product space, each one talking about different aspects of the product model:

on svpg.com · Report

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How Google Works by 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:

on svpg.com · Report

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No Rules Rules by 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:

on svpg.com · Report

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The Joy of Agility by Joshua Kerievsky

These are our top 10 favorite books in the product space, each one talking about different aspects of the product model:

on svpg.com · Report

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Trillion Dollar Coach by 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:

on svpg.com · Report

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Working Backwards by 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:

on svpg.com · Report

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That little bar

It says how long ago something was said, so you can tell last month from 2014 without doing the arithmetic. Full and green is recent; it drains and cools as the date gets older, and empties completely at about 6 years.

A striped bar means the date itself is an estimate — the source did not carry an exact one. An entry with no date at all gets no bar.