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» Ask your team: what do we actually need to know, by when, and how confident do we need to be?

» Don’t ask users what they do. Ask them for an example of a time they have done something, and then ask if it was typical

» When recruiting participants, say what the study is for, how long it will take, and what’s in it for them

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» Outcome-driven product roadmaps shift the focus from building features to solving user problems

» A product roadmap is a communication tool first and foremost

» A now/next/later roadmap helps teams to focus on the bigger picture

» Delivering outcomes instead of outputs is harder, but more valuable

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