OKR Best Practices Part I: ObjectivesThis a concise guide on how to start writing your OKRs. Start with creating a tracker of: customers that you are aiming to onboardtheir problems (problems that you are seeking to solve for the customers)The most crucial part is that the
uodp Building Generalized Solutions is Killing Your Product You may have often heard this question: “If we listen to only this customer, how can we be sure that we are not overfitting?” This is the question that leads
Do Not Work on the Project that Solves More Than one Problem One close friend of mine recenly made a comment that stuck in my head for quite some time: "there are too many problems in the proposal". I was not comfortble
uodp How to Identify The Right Customer One of the common questions that I'm getting from people reading this blog: "fine, you have all these articles, but can you give me a clear answer of what is
uodp UODP and Reliability Quite often these days, I hear that UODP and reliability are two things that contradict each other. Indeed, at first, if you are focusing on onboarding customers, how/why/when
uodp Main Pitfalls of UODP I have collected here main pitfalls of UODP that I have hear over the time. UODP is only about incremental changes and short term initiatives Key idea of UODP is
uodp First Steps Towards UODP We have not even defined yet what UODP is. However, I am already getting random questions like: "how can I try this? do you have any formal steps for beginners?
Successful Product How to Identify a Successful Product Have you ever asked yourself: if there are any product attributes that can tell you if it will be successful or not? This question is such a hard question that
