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It’s a constant struggle between those executives and stakeholders who are trying to run the business and the product team that is understandably reluctant to commit to dates and deliverables.
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Strong technology people are drawn to an inspiring vision – they want to work on something meaningful.
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In truth, buying into a vision is always a bit of a leap of faith.
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When done well, the product vision is one of our most effective recruiting tools, and it serves to motivate the people on your teams…
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There’s no single approach to product strategy that is ideal for everyone, and you can never know how things might have gone if you sequence your product work differently.
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Leadership inspires and sets the direction, and management helps get us there.
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Fall in love with the problem, not with the solution.
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Some product visions are wildly optimistic and unrealistic about how fast things change, and others are far too conservative. This is usually the most difficult aspect of a good product vision.
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Be stubborn on vision but flexible on the details. – Jeff Bezos
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There is no such thing as over-communicating when it comes to explaining and selling the vision.
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