Yup. In most businesses it seems the path to promotion for a Product Owner is to come up with that killer feature that will garner massive new adoption and laun

Yup. In most businesses it seems the path to promotion for a Product Owner is to come up with that killer feature that will garner massive new adoption and launch the company into hyper-growth. This leads to existing end users being the sacrificial guinea pigs in a never ending experiment that place hypothetical (and almost never realized) future users over the immediate interests of those currently paying for the product.