>My personal disdain for MVP-ing is [...], and it leaves little room for corrective action The "corrective action" is actually embedded into the MVP / Lean Sta

>My personal disdain for MVP-ing is [...], and it leaves little room for corrective action The "corrective action" is actually embedded into the MVP / Lean Startup terminology popularized by Eric Reis: https://www.slideshare.net/startuplessonslearned/minimum-viable-product https://www.slideshare.net/startuplessonslearned/minimum-via... It's just the that acronym wasn't longer such as MVPI (Minimum Viable Product Iteration) or MVPLL ((Minimum Viable Product Learning Loop). >Customers lie, but so does data. The "data" in the MVP iteration framework doesn't lie because the relevant data is "paying customers". Either the startup has growing revenue from its product or it doesn't.