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If you make any sort of product where the end user makes the purchase/adoption decision, the biggest mistake you can make is to be competitor-focused instead of user-focused. Listen to your users and address their needs; don't try to stay "cool" by cloning the latest and greatest
2nd-biggest mistake is thinking you're listening to your users, but just following what the shouting crowd asks for. 1) talk to a variety of user profiles, not just the loud ones 2) rather than building the feature they say they want, understand their need & focus on solving that
Very true! Addressing users' needs is the sine qua non of the product team.
This is the mistake Google has made with James Damore.
Very well said, a great representation of a couple of my major take aways from the book “blue ocean strategy”
Oftentimes, it’s internal HIPPO decisions. Not sure which is worse!
That's actually tricky one...
As a user I was at times interviewed, (UX, design thinking), my concerns didn't make it through the synthesis steps however which generalized the issues until they lost all meaning.
So, when "understanding their need" make sure to not dilute the feedback until pain points of users aren't addressed any more.
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