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To make this more concrete, let’s look at an example: Objective : Grow the productmanagement team. Key result 1 : Three productmanagers are hired. Key result 3 : The productmanagement processes are adapted to preserve the productivity level of the team.
The alternative to sharing the responsibility of managing a product is to break up the latter. A common technique to do this is unbundling a feature and releasing it as a separate product—like Facebook did with the Messenger app in 2004. The productmanager.
In other words, the goals are connected and form a cascading set of product-related goals. When I started to work with Scrum in 2004, I could not get my head around the question of how to systematically connect a big, inspiring vision to a tactical, short-term sprint goal.
This approach defines the product from an engineering perspective and not from a customer perspective. Alan Cooper’s prescient book, The Inmates are Running the Asylum , was a wake-up call back in 2004. They can improve your product’s business viability, customer experience, and improve product quality.
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