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That's unfortunately how it's often done in orgs. It's not just large orgs, either. I've lost count of the number of startups I've interacted with that had bar
by ddebernardy 9y ago
That's unfortunately how it's often done in orgs.
It's not just large orgs, either. I've lost count of the number of startups I've interacted with that had barely if ever talked to their own users.
- hinkley 9y agoIt’s more fun to play what-if with your fellow devs. We like to blame everyone else for feature creep but we add plenty of our own too. That’s a big part of what personas are for. To get out of analysis paralysis, and stop adding features that add combinatirally to the complexity of the app.
- ddebernardy 9y agoHeh, marketers play what if games too. The good ones just actually test their hypotheses (just like good devs).