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What activities do you include engineering in when working through problem statements?

Tammy Hahn
Ignition SVP, Product | Formerly Cornerstone OnDemand, Groundswell, Skilljar, GainsightApr 9
tl;dr: Engineering should be involved from the start—because in an AI-native world, the distinction between roles is breaking down.What’s changing:Roles are converging in...
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Advaita Nigudkar
BILL Director Product Management6mo
I involve engineering and design right from the start, not just at execution.When we’re defining the problem space, I like to bring the team in to align on:Who are the cu...
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Sam Friedman
Eventbrite Senior Director of Product2y
Engineering is a key partner in any product development organization and, as such, should be in the box with you, thinking about the problem statements impacting your cus...
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Suzie Prince
Atlassian Head of Product, DevOps10mo
Engineering should be involved from the beginning. Not just to scope or estimate, but to shape the problem and bring technical insight into the discovery process.Here’s h...
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Aaron Bloom
Bluevine Senior Director of Product Management | Formerly Xero, Practice Fusion10mo
Engineering needs clear context on why a problem matters - its root cause and its business impact. The timing of their involvement depends on their availability and the p...
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C. Todd Lombardo
Co-author Product Roadmaps Relaunched | Formerly Openly, MachineMetrics, ConstantContact, Vempathy, Fresh Tilled Soil2y
We have something we call a "common roadmap discovery doc" that has a set of questions around the problem that the PM, the designer and a tech lead (engineer) all work on...
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