Auteur : Rémi

• The thermometer’s First Use Case

  

  Wanna see a great counter-example of protecting your product’s First Use Case? This is a digital thermometer for kids. You turn it on, press it against your kid’s forehead, click on the big button, wait for a second, and get his body temperature. That’s the First Use Case — the primary use case this object…

• The Obstacle Is The Way — example #64.

  

  I’m in a hotel room. Just slept the night there. Went to bed late, woke up late. Nothing scheduled that day, so not in a rush to get going, so I just read a bit. Time passes, I don’t pay attention to the clock, and I don’t know what the checkout deadline is. Phone rings.…

• One core skill of product discovery is observation.

  

  Look at this photo: what can you see? Observation is the ability to see what is there, to pay attention to things that others won’t notice. I took this photo a couple of weeks ago, baffled by the view. Can you see it too? This picture was taken, in Paris, on the Trocadero esplanade, right…

• 7 Hard Truths About Product From Marty Cagan

  

  I attended an uncomfortable conference by Marty Cagan at School of Product. I’ve been reading him for 15 years now, and I’m still learning from him. Here are seven slaps from his talk, some of which triggered nervous laughs in the audience: 1️⃣ Delivery > Discovery > Strategy A product-led transformation is a combination of 3 changes:– how…

• What is the best product discovery tool ?

  After being asked the question for the 143th times, I have decided to reveal publicly my go-to answer. It may surprise you. What is the best product discovery tool ? I have no idea. Because it doesn’t matter. The reason why you suck at product discovery is NOT because you didn’t choose the right time.…