Building a valuable, usable and feasible product does not happen overnight. These are my four core learnings from focusing on customer value, looking back at the projects I have been pursuing over the years.
Age of Product’s Food for Thought on October 18th, 2015 on MVP best practices, agile failure patters in organizations, the rule of notifications, success and being yourself, the Failure of Everest, bubble talks and what it takes to build an entrepreneurial ecosystems:
Age of Product’s Food for Thought on October 11th, 2015 on the end of the Unicorn, the bubble in Silicon Valley, how to build great teams (by building a great culture), and lessons learned from building a hardware startup:
Admittedly, I was a bit overwhelmed with the positive response — 383 downloads:
Thank you so much for your positive feedback; it will be a good basis for version 2 of the ebook!
Age of Product’s Food for Thought on October 4th, 2015 on the survival of the fittest startups in the coming post-unicorn era, Evernote’s decline, agile gamification jumping the shark, the importance of customer care for scaling, the AoP poll for the biggest agile challenge and Mark Suster’s unicorn rant:
Everyone of us is dealing with numerous issues related to becoming, improving or even staying Agile every day. I would like to learn more about the spectrum of your Agile challenges. If you invest three minutes of your time, that would mean the world to me:
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