-: For us as product managers, we tend to have
pretty clear ways that we solve problems.
Really the flow of things is
there's a research phase,
where you try to learn a lot about the space,
and that's through talking to customers or users,
reading forums, you might do some more algorithmic analysis,
and just understand the competitive space.
So once you get all that information,
trying to think about how that relates to the problem,
is there something, an approach that you wanna copy,
what mistakes are out there
that other companies have gone through can you learn from,
can you sort of process that information?
Then really just writing that as a comprehensive,
cohesive document, and getting everyone on board with it.
And even though that's how things work
in product management, I think it's generally applicable
to a lot of areas.
Doing research, understanding the problem,
communicating the solution that you wanna move forward with,
getting consensus around it.