As modern applications have become increasingly feature-rich and performant, user expectations are at an all-time high. Failure to communicate key information or displaying out-of-date information frustrates users and causes a loss of trust. Think about the last time you ordered something online: if you didn’t receive your order confirmation within seconds, you probably began to worry that something went wrong. Users require product transparency for consistent use.

A few years ago, nobody knew about such a thing as a chatbot. Today, most companies use it for different purposes, from information updates and client communications to sales promotion. We are now used to the fact that these pieces of AI software are the first to answer when we ask a question. A human assistant gets connected when the machine cannot handle the case. Okay, it all makes sense for sales and customer service. But how are these chatbots useful if we talk about education?

As a product manager, you never suffer from a lack of things to do. Sometimes when you have so many things you could do, it’s difficult to pick the things you should do. You know you need to focus on outcomes that will help customers solve their problems, and benefit your company as well, but how can you identify those features?

Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, remote work has become an ever-more popular way of working. And as the next generation of remote workers joins the workforce, how they’re onboarded has become a focal point of discussion. How will they internalize the company’s values remotely? Will they feel like part of the team when working from home? Fortunately, a well-planned virtual onboarding program can address these questions and more.

When you host tons of Zoom meetings, you might have to exit some meetings suddenly. However, in the absence of a host, other attendees will not be able to perform some essential actions on Zoom. So what can you do? Simple: Make someone else a host! In this article, we’ll explain how to make someone else a host on Zoom. We’ll then look into four frequently asked questions about Zoom meeting hosts.