And in any sane company, the minute a product person says "oh this egregious error is a problem for some other department" they'd be fired immediately, so it st

And in any sane company, the minute a product person says "oh this egregious error is a problem for some other department" they'd be fired immediately, so it still sounds like a useful exercise. I'll be the first admit I don't have a ton of respect for the "product owner" role which has morphed largely into Tom Smykowski from Office Space[0] but the places I've seen them be actually effective and net positives for an organization are where they have the reach and authority to demand things like this be fixed, regardless of what department is "in charge." IMO a product owner who doesn't do this is refusing to do one of the few useful product owner roles. [0] https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0151804/characters/nm0726223 https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0151804/characters/nm0726223