The Alternative Implementation Problem
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The Alternative Implementation Problem
Falling into the trap of thinking other users will be like you is especially pernicious because the people building the product are usually among that early adopter cohort. The easiest north star for a product person is their own intuition. But if they're working on a product that requires customer segmentation, being in the early adopter cohort me... See more
Remains of the Day • Invisible asymptotes
In the vast majority of cases, a start big, all-in, bet-the-farm approach is an antipattern. It is not applying an agile mindset to agility. It fails to acknowledge that organizations are complex adaptive systems, that both change itself and changing how you perform that change are emergent, that humans have a limited velocity to unlearn and relear
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I have to say that the vast majority of the teams I meet are not solving truly new problems. They are working on long‐standing problems with long‐proven markets.