Product Development

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1. Product
   Development
   Radoslav Stankov
   

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3. + 15 more years of exp as full stack developer
   

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6. Product Development
   

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8. I'm going to cover
   

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9. Survivorship bias
   

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11. Product-market fit is the point at which you have identified the best
    target industries, buyers and use cases for your product.
    Sales become repeatable and scalable.
    ! Product-Market Fit
    

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13. MVP
    Minimum Viable Product
    

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21. Beware
    • MVP
    • Disruption
    • Ads
    • Moonshot
    • Giving it for free
    • Perfect product
    • What Google, Apple, ... does
    

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22. Beware
    • ... going with the hype
    • AI
    • Crypto
    • ...
    

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23. Lean
    vs
    Agile
    vs
    Design Sprint
    vs
    [new "]
    

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28. “Process is automatic decisions for trivial
    questions and framework for making decisions
    for all other questions.”
    - Rado
    What is process
    

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29. Collaborative Single Player Mode
    

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32. https://blog.rstankov.com/collaborative-single-player-mode/
    Process
    

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33. https://blog.rstankov.com/how-i-plan-and-execute-features/
    Feature building
    

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35. Planning
    

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38. Planning
    ⚽ what should I do today?
    $ focus first on what won’t change
    % know what "ready" means
    ⚾ retrospectives
    

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41. Friday Gathering
    (петъчната оперативка)
    • GOAL - keep company in sync and make decisions
    • every Friday afternoon (~2h)
    • required for everybody
    • share company CORE and HEALTH metrics
    • product - shares progress
    • sales - shares progress
    • support - learnings and common requests
    • discussions on major issues
    • what surprises we encountered
    • what are the biggest blockers we are facing
    • sometime brainstorm
    

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43. Stories
    

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44. Why stories matter?
    

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45. Why stories matter?
    • motivation
    

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46. Why stories matter?
    • motivation
    • cautionary tale
    

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47. Why stories matter?
    • motivation
    • cautionary tale
    • shape culture
    

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48. Why stories matter?
    • motivation
    • cautionary tale
    • shape culture
    • ... fun '
    

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49. ( Document your history
    

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50. Document your history
    

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51. Document your history
    • team photos of key events
    

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52. Document your history
    • team photos of key events
    • every month gather product screenshots
    

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53. Document your history
    • team photos of key events
    • every month gather product screenshots
    • keep list of cool stories to share
    

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56. ) Small changes can have big impact
    

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60. 80% increase in new sign ups
    

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61. * Listen to your users
    

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66. + Test before build
    

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72. , Don't build until needed
    

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78. - Tell your users whats new
    

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80. . Learn from your mistakes

    (no blame culture)
    

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81. .
    Das Das /
    

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82. .
    Das Das /
    to 10K users
    

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86. Books
    

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