company-research
Create a company research brief with executive quotes, product strategy, and org context. Use when preparing for interviews, competitive analysis, partnerships, or market-entry work.
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About company-research
The company-research skill creates a comprehensive company research brief focused on product strategy and executive vision, extracting insights from publicly available sources. It is meant for preparing for interviews, competitive analysis, partnership evaluation, benchmarking, or market-entry work, going deeper than surface-level About pages.
It applies an Executive Insights Framework across seven dimensions: company overview, executive quotes on strategic vision (from the CEO, COO, VP Product, and Group PM), detailed product insights and launches, transformation strategies (digital, AI, and Agile), organizational impact, future roadmap, and product-led growth. It guides defining a research scope and key questions, then synthesizing multi-source material (earnings calls, podcasts, conference talks, executive blogs, and product changelogs) with quality checks favoring recent, substantive, attributed quotes, and provides a fill-in template. It is explicitly not financial analysis, SWOT, or surface scraping, and not a substitute for customer research.
It is most useful for product managers and strategists who need strategic intelligence on how a company thinks about product, to inform competitive positioning, partnerships, or interview preparation.
FAQ
When should I use this skill?
When preparing for interviews, doing competitive analysis, evaluating partnerships, benchmarking, or informing market-entry decisions, focused on product strategy and executive vision.
What framework does it use?
The Executive Insights Framework: company overview, executive quotes, product insights, transformation strategies, organizational impact, future roadmap, and product-led growth.
What sources does it draw on?
Multi-source public material such as earnings call transcripts, podcast and conference interviews, executive blog and LinkedIn posts, product changelogs, and industry publications.
What is it explicitly not?
Not financial analysis, not a SWOT assessment, not surface scraping of About pages, and not a substitute for direct customer research.
What quality bar applies to quotes?
Prefer recent (last 12 to 24 months), substantive strategy or philosophy quotes rather than generic PR, always cited with source and date.
Install company-research
Quick Setup:
- Copy the skill folder to
.claude/skills/ - Claude will automatically detect and use the skill
Repository
deanpeters/product-manager-skills