AMA: Atlassian Head of Product, Jira Product Discovery, Tanguy Crusson on Building 0-1 Products
December 18 @ 11:00AM PT
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How do you balance investing in large, foundational projects that take time to deliver value with pursuing smaller, quick-win features that can immediately delight users? Any frameworks or strategies you recommend?
Our team is prioritizing several large, high-impact projects backed by strong data and customer insights, but they’re taking a long time to deliver value as we are a startup with limited resources. How do you balance these large projects with smaller, quick-win features that delight users but may not move major metrics?
Atlassian Head of Product, Jira Product Discovery • 1y
Great question. It's really hard to prioritize small, iterative product improvements against large new features/bets. In my experience you need both, as well as a few oth...
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Atlassian Head of Product, Jira Product Discovery • 1y
You should think of it as: it should be ready to be shipped when it's the first shittiest version, and when it's the best version of itself. The question should not be no...
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Atlassian Head of Product, Jira Product Discovery • 1y
I don't really have a "scientific" answer to this - I've always done this in 2 ways: creating a bottom-up model, and trying to find data from other companies/competitors ...
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Atlassian Head of Product, Jira Product Discovery • 1y
The following stand out to me for what I've witnessed:The team is acting like the product they're creating is going to be successful. I'm amazed at how many successful co...
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Atlassian Head of Product, Jira Product Discovery • 1y
There are multiple things you need to get right before you start building a product, because the most likely outcome of creating one is that it will fail. To see an examp...
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