At what point is a solution ready to be shipped?
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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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Bubble Group Product Manager | Formerly Quizlet, Chegg • 3y
It's never going to be "as ready" as you want it to be. Because we don't work in a vacuum, the product is never built to 100% (I've never worked on anything where we had ...
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It depends on the lifecycle of the product and goals. 0>1 product: Goal - to find product-market fit. Here its very important to think through your hypotheses, possi...
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Head of Product, VP • 3y
For early stage products, a feature or solution is usually ready to ship when it meets the functionality for the main user journey(s) i.e. "golden paths" defined in your ...
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Salesforce Director of Product Management, Tableau Next • 10mo
There are multiple factors that go into this decision including competitive pressure, business and GTM priorities on top of customer validation. The most important one fo...
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Gainsight Director, Product Management | Formerly Cisco • 2y
Several factors come into play in deciding this:Product target market: B2B / B2C / EnterpriseStriking the right balance between customisation, integrations along with dat...
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I dont think its possible to ship a 100% ready product. At some point, youll have to deal with V2 of the product that you thought V1 was just ideal. Thats fine, its how i...
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