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What I find helpful as a product manager, I discuss each feature with engineers - and we collaboratively break it down into a bare-bones "MVP" version, but cons
by gdilla 6y ago
What I find helpful as a product manager, I discuss each feature with engineers - and we collaboratively break it down into a bare-bones "MVP" version, but consider nice to haves as future stuff or TBD based on what we learn. That helps push scope down and manage holistic iteration. Every feature should have an MVP version of it. At least asking the question can help break down that first user story.
- texasbigdata 6y agoHow did you learn this?
- burner831234 6y agoI learned it through the job. I think thats the quiet secret. Engineering is best learned through a form of apprenticeship but so is product.
- loopz 6y agoToo bad corps optimize away apprenticeship, and then wonder why their processes delivers less and less...
- gdilla 6y agoby making mistakes and making efforts to get better. Reading stuff by smarter people too helped.