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Did you ever consider attributing publicly damaging negative reviews a somewhat higher weight, within any kind of equation that connects user feedback/requests with product roadmap decisions?

Clara Lee
PayPal VP, Product | Formerly Apple, Automattic, Deloitte5y
Ideally, your product roadmap reflects long-term strategy, narrative, and investment. If you are confident in your roadmap, you shouldn't need a rule that automatically p...
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Abhiroop Basu
Square Product Lead, Payments5y
This is a really interesting question. Leadership typically look at a number of factors when determining what goes in the roadmap. For example, at Zendesk we look at indu...
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Swaroop Sham
Wiz Group Product Marketing Manager - (CIAM / API Products)5y
For the definition of reviews, I will consider analyst product evaluations also as reviews. It is also important to know that not all public reviews have the same weight....
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Martin Raygoza
Diageo Head of Tequila Portfolio1y
I would definitely recommend taking publicly damaging negative reviews pretty seriously. They can do a lot of harm to your brand image and scare off potential customers. ...
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Our team always looks at negative feedback and incorporates it in product roadmap decisions... BUT there is one rule that myself and my teams always use in these feedback...
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