@johncutlefish@nicolarushton I do think not solving A problem with A solution is fair. Coming up with options or suggestions that have pros and cons are what’s necessary to move forward.
just posted the next in the series on common misconceptions about product discovery, this time calling out the role of judgement: https://t.co/o3Xg0BEnoq
@johncutlefish It helps cause it put things in perspective with the right example. I can backfire if you don’t do enough due diligence in your example.
just posted the next in the series on common confusions about product discovery - this time on the distinction between problem space and solution space - and the implications of this mindset: https://t.co/Ryn3rAHPUV
@johncutlefish Honestly, it’s optimization of existing talent and cost to drive priorities that provide the most return on investment across the board.
@johncutlefish Yup. For a global company, local context (by region across the globe) and global consistency (that doesn’t make sense for certain features across the global)
just posted an article I wrote with @leahickman on the keys to successful transformation to a strong product culture (i.e. from feature teams to empowered product teams): https://t.co/3HKhC8echS
World Product Day is on May 27th, and we’re teaming up with @ProductTankBRI to celebrate all things product. @cagan, author of Inspired, will be joining us for a Q&A, followed by a Lean Coffee style interactive discussion! RSVP here: https://t.co/xa0XPs7FTu
@johncutlefish Ask the designer if they are proud of the design and why are they proud of it? Also, ask them what they would change if they had a magic wand. Sit back and actively listen.
I just published an article explaining why I am no longer an advocate for OKR's for most companies, and the reason I think for those companies it's just a big waste of time: https://t.co/xAddCPPcTn
To add emphasis here, this is not optional anymore. If you don't know what drives business decisions at your company you're working in an irresponsible way.
Every member of the team needs to observe the research and be part of the synthesis of the outcomes. They need to feel ownership in understanding the problems users have and potential solutions.
https://t.co/jghP8StYhi
"When we validate our ideas, rather than co-creating with customers, we get customer feedback too late in the process to integrate it into our product." - @ttorres https://t.co/sn8WX8QT7x #prodmgmt#ux