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I have a similar methodology, and you can even use a spreadsheet to assign values across multiple factors. For example, we may use a series of 1's and 0's to re
by catchmeifyoucan 4y ago
I have a similar methodology, and you can even use a spreadsheet to assign values across multiple factors. For example, we may use a series of 1's and 0's to represent:
Expected - Do customers expect this feature from us? (e.g. competitors)
Wow Factor - Does building this make our users go wow?
Need by Others - Is this a dependency for other items?
The more factors, the more divisive the points are, and plotting them makes it easy to understand and visualize what to go build next or where we might need more resources
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