Exploring Questioning Stakeholders
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A good relationship between the stakeholder(s) and product manager can be of utmost value to building the right product.
Stakeholders are like the lifeline of the product, without them, we will not have any problem to solve or product to build but it is not enough to know them but how to get value from them is what is key. In this course, Exploring Questioning Stakeholders, you will learn how to get the best value out of your stakeholders to build the right solution using questioning methodology. First, you will understand who your stakeholders are and why the questioning methodology is important. Next, you will learn about the different questioning methods and how we can apply them. Finally, you will learn how to create a summary report of your findings and discoveries and you will also see real life examples of this application. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge needed for stakeholder questioning leading to product validation and value creation
Author Name: Oghenevovwero Enyoyi
Author Description:
Vovwe Enyoyi is currently the Head of Product for the SME and Digital Bank divisions at Etranzact International PLC, a leading fintech platform serving governments, banks, fintechs, SMEs, and consumers. Prior to this, he was the Technical Product Manager for AI and Integrations at Respond.io, one of Asia’s fastest-growing startups. Vovwe is also the Co-Founder and former CEO of Eternal Workspace, a platform that connects remote workers to peaceful, nearby locations for productivity. With a stron… more
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