The fundamental problem is that a non-technical person has specced out a technical product without input from technical people. A restauranteur wouldn't develo

The fundamental problem is that a non-technical person has specced out a technical product without input from technical people. A restauranteur wouldn't develop a menu without input from a chef or prior experience as one. A layperson wouldn't design a real building without input from an architect or engineer. Yet for some reason a myriad of non-technical people (read: laypeople) feel empowered to design, spec, and strategize about software. It still boggles my mind that "product management" is a real profession.