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>product requirements definitely yes No matter where I've worked, most product is basically no one knows what they want until its built and sitting in front of
by angryasian 10y ago
>product requirements definitely yes
No matter where I've worked, most product is basically no one knows what they want until its built and sitting in front of them.
- nradov 10y agoYes that is exactly why lean agile development was invented. It should be standard practice in most development organizations by now, but yet people still want to believe that it's possible to reliably anticipate what customers want far in advance. Sometimes you can guess right but that's a risky proposition and seldom repeatable.
- bcassedy 10y agoSo what's the purpose of a product manager in an agile environment?
- zachsnow 10y agoTo keep you iterating, to ensure iterations are productive, to wrangle those disparate stakeholders into evaluating the "now" and to turn criticisms into the "next".
- nradov 10y agoThe SAFe definition is a good place to start. http://scaledagileframework.com/product--and-solution-management/ http://scaledagileframework.com/product--and-solution-manage...
- collyw 10y agoYet another definition of Agile?