
Directional decisions

If we can agree that not all features are created equally, it’s super useful for early stage founders to understand how your features rank in the minds of your users. One way to do this is by mapping your core features onto this 4x4 chart. If your product feature set mostly sits in the top-right quadrant, you have features that most users get value
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“Almost always, when I look at a team or project at a larger org trying to make a decision with differences in opinions, the root of those differences almost always starts with shared context,” Weiss says. “Or lack thereof.”
The first step to identifying if your team is lacking shared context is to ask yourself a series of questions, Weiss says. “D... See more
The first step to identifying if your team is lacking shared context is to ask yourself a series of questions, Weiss says. “D... See more