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You have to login to Google to read this. Summary: (anon post) Use of "customer development process". We made people think we had a product in development, bas
by bjelkeman-again 17y ago
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Summary: (anon post) Use of "customer development process". We made people think we had a product in development, based on some photoshop screenshots. We changed the "product" based on what we found when were were talking to them. We iterated. We made people sign agreements to try the product. Our product is ugly and has few features.
- gojomo 17y agoYou have to login to Google to read this. Sort of. Oddly enough, if you are not logged into Google at all, you can view Google Groups public content without hitting a login prompt. But if you are logged in to Google in another way -- perhaps in a stale way -- attempting to view public Groups content often triggers a login page, and there's no option to skip it. (Only by completely logging out elsewhere is the path cleared for non-logged-in access.) A lesson that even at Google, single-sign-on is wonky.