In what tangible ways should your product vision dictate the day to day decisions your product development team makes?
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Meta Product Leadership - Ads, Commerce & AI | Formerly Stripe, Flipkart, Yahoo • 3y
Product Vision is similar to a compass for explorers! Product Vision sets the North Star for the product teams and ensures that the Product Principles, Values & Stra...
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Meta Senior Director of Product Management • 11mo
The product vision serves as a decision-making filter for daily choices. Teams use it to: 1) prioritize new requirements that arise from technology shifts, business needs...
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Atlassian Senior Product Manager, Enterprise Agility • 3y
Great product visions rally a team around a set of clear and concise goals. That vision represents the team's focus and can be a helpful tool when the team needs to make ...
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Flexera Chief Product Officer | Formerly Rackspace, Dell • 2mo
The Product Vision should be the North Star everyone adheres to. If you don't head in that direction then teams disburse. I believe very firmly that the vision and the st...
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JetBrains Head of Product | Formerly GitLab, Jit.io, Cellebrite, Anima • 1y
Day-to-day work is often busy and intense, and it’s easy to get distracted by shiny new features, security issues, customer requests, complaints, refactoring, and other i...
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Cortex VP of Product | Formerly Splunk, Deloitte • 2y
As a reminder, the Geoffrey Moore product vision template requires the following elements:For [final client],whose [problem that needs to be solved],the [name of the prod...
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