Product
The core PM toolkit, each skill tied to where I actually used it.
Product discovery and user research
Finding the people closest to the problem before building anything. Interviews with the people who feel the friction, then turning what they say into inputs a team can act on.
Requirements and user stories
Turning ambiguous asks into scoped, buildable pieces of work.
Roadmapping and prioritization
Deciding what matters first, with the stakeholders who own the outcome. At Goodwill that meant working with C-suite stakeholders to prioritize the inputs that actually mattered to the vendor decision.
KPI definition and dashboards
Defining what success looks like as numbers and making those numbers visible.
Agile and sprint ceremonies
Running the rhythm that keeps a team of builders moving.
Competitive and market research
Mapping a landscape before betting on a direction.
Credentials: sharpening the product toolkit, on purpose
- Generative AI for Product Managers · LinkedIn Learning · 2026 · Product Management, AI for Business Analysis, Artificial Intelligence
- Product Management First Steps · LinkedIn Learning · PMI Authorized · 1.5 PDUs · 2026