The Mindset Shift needed to Improve Product Teams
We learn a me-centric mindset early on but this inhibits strong collaboration. Tyler shares practical examples of how to shift to an others-first mindset to build better products.
We learn a me-centric mindset early on but this inhibits strong collaboration. Tyler shares practical examples of how to shift to an others-first mindset to build better products.
People are really falling into the product discovery valley of death where the focus is on building. Shifting to quick experiments lets you learn before building.
Instead of making assumptions about what customers need the Kitch team run field trips to see how their products are being used and uncover real pain points.
Holly shares the five levels of success that teams can adopt to improve their discovery process and outcomes.
Aer Lingus and Adidas share their key learnings on how their teams are evolving and how they empower them with customer data.