What activities do you include engineering in when working through problem statements?
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Ignition SVP, Product | Formerly Cornerstone OnDemand, Groundswell, Skilljar, Gainsight • Apr 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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BILL Director Product Management • 6mo
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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Eventbrite Senior Director of Product • 2y
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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Atlassian Head of Product, DevOps • 10mo
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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Bluevine Senior Director of Product Management | Formerly Xero, Practice Fusion • 10mo
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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Co-author Product Roadmaps Relaunched | Formerly Openly, MachineMetrics, ConstantContact, Vempathy, Fresh Tilled Soil • 2y
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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