As you start to adopt the continuous discovery habits, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by how much stuff you generate. What do I mean by “stuff”? Opportunity solution trees, experience […]
Ask Teresa: Who’s Responsible for What in the Product Trio?
As a product discovery coach, I get asked a lot of questions. This makes complete sense—as people read my book, take one of my courses, go through my training, or […]
Discovery Hand-Offs Kill Momentum: Here’s What to Do Instead
One of the primary benefits of working in a product trio is we reduce the hand-offs between functional roles. In the old way of working, a business stakeholder communicated a […]
Product in Practice: Finding the Best Way to Communicate with Different Stakeholders
Continuous discovery is more of a journey than a destination. You can pick up the habits and fold them into your daily practice, but there will always be room for […]
Core Concept: What Roles are Represented in a Product Trio?
In this short video, I address the most common question I’ve received since releasing my book Continuous Discovery Habits: Why didn’t you include my role in the product trio? You […]
Core Concept: Collaborative Decision-Making in a Product Trio
In this short video, I walk through what decision-making looks like in a product trio. If you missed the first video in this series, be sure to check that out […]
Working Remotely? 5 Ways to Help Your Product Team Thrive
Product teams should be co-located. This is an often-repeated “truth” in our industry. Today, in response to COVID-19, many companies are instituting mandatory work-from-home policies. This is making co-location impossible […]
Why Engineers Should Participate in Discovery
Are you inviting your engineers to participate in discovery with you? If yes, do you get pushback from them? Does your organization prefer that your engineers only write code? Marty […]
