3 ms·
I'm the new product owner, I don't code but manage the requirements for the team that does. It's an existing product which has been in life for many years and i
by rayray07 7y ago
I'm the new product owner, I don't code but manage the requirements for the team that does. It's an existing product which has been in life for many years and is part of a large organisation.
- codingdave 7y agoGotcha. In that case, I agree with some of the other comments. Sitting down and talking to the users to understand the pain points and ongoing needs is most important. Past history is not as critical because it is your job to define the future, not maintain the past.