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In this article, Tirrell Payton shares why simplifying the features in a product is a smart step in both design and sales. The product was falling under its own weight. It was bloated and didn’t really solve a key problem for the customer. I talked to the lead product manager about some of the issues with the product, and he relayed that the previous product manager pushed the team to add these features. He was looking for the “one magical…
Tirrell Payton explains why the best product managers delete more features than they add. The product was falling under its own weight. It was bloated and didn’t really solve a key problem for the customer. I talked to the lead product manager about some of the issues with the product, and he relayed that the previous product manager pushed the team to add these features. He was looking for the “one magical feature” that would make the product take off…
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