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Sounds a lot like product management & UX best practices applied to a particular domain (understanding user pain points, building things that solve specific unm
by krosaen 10y ago
Sounds a lot like product management & UX best practices applied to a particular domain (understanding user pain points, building things that solve specific unmet needs). Would be a more interesting if that was acknowledged more explicitly in the article.
- mkanat 10y agoI dunnow. I don't think that finding out what people's problem is and solving it in a way that is real to them is specifically or exclusively the domain of PM or UX.
- krosaen 10y agoTrue, but PM & UX might be the domain where it is studied most explicitly. Overall would just be helpful to point people who read this article to, e.g, "and by the way, these practices have a lot in common with UX and Product Management, you can learn a lot more about it if you search for those terms"
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