Great topics. While studying failures can be instructive, so too studying successes - so how about "successful product launches" as a potential topic as well? I'd love to know if there are any consistent elements of successful launches.
Makes sense, and interested in your write up. Also curious about Deloitte topic... particularly what you might say about what lessons or tools have proved useful and transferable in product roles.
I have a draft going on that - tl;dr totally transferable IMO and this Steve Jobs video (his take on consulting) I ran across is something I'm going to dissect in that post https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rp6_3UQLi2Y
Great topics. While studying failures can be instructive, so too studying successes - so how about "successful product launches" as a potential topic as well? I'd love to know if there are any consistent elements of successful launches.
actually did that as a First Round Review article a couple of years back https://firstround.com/review/my-launch-lessons-from-37-minutes-in-an-amazon-war-room/
Thanks so much! I'm new here and that is so helpful. Can't wait to check this out.
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Strat vs roadmap
I'm thinking to this via an actual product teardown vs. abstract framework
Makes sense, and interested in your write up. Also curious about Deloitte topic... particularly what you might say about what lessons or tools have proved useful and transferable in product roles.
I have a draft going on that - tl;dr totally transferable IMO and this Steve Jobs video (his take on consulting) I ran across is something I'm going to dissect in that post https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rp6_3UQLi2Y
The biggest failures yield the biggest learnings, so “screwing up product launches”!
I did the same poll on LinkedIn and this was the #1 vote there too 🤔