Track 01 · 15 lessons
Product Judgment.
Find the real problem. Choose what is worth solving.
Completed: Problem vs Solution
Find the need underneath “we need search.”
Scroll lessonCompleted: Who Is the User?
Separate the person using the product from the people buying and governing it.
Scroll lessonCompleted: User Needs vs Feature Requests
Treat the requested feature as evidence about a larger job.
Scroll lessonCompleted: Jobs to Be Done
Understand the progress someone is trying to make.
Scroll lessonCompleted: Better Discovery Questions
Ask about behavior that happened, not approval for your idea.
Scroll lessonCompleted: Assumptions and Risks
Test the belief that could make good execution irrelevant.
Scroll lessonCompleted: Opportunity Sizing
Estimate the shape of an opportunity without pretending to know the future.
Scroll lessonCompleted: Root Cause vs Symptom
Decompose a metric change before choosing a fix.
Scroll lessonCompleted: MVP
Build the smallest useful test of the risky assumption.
Scroll lessonCompleted: Scope and Sequencing
Protect the outcome while cutting the implementation.
Scroll lessonCompleted: Prioritization
Make the reasoning visible before applying a score.
Scroll lessonCompleted: Product Trade-offs
Name what you gain, what you give up, and when you would reconsider.
Scroll lessonCompleted: Build vs Buy
Decide which capabilities deserve your team's long-term ownership.
Scroll lessonCompleted: Strategy and Product Bets
Connect today's choices to a coherent way of winning.
Scroll lessonCompleted: Making a Recommendation
Write a decision memo that exposes the reasoning and the risk.
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