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Themes for product planning
Think through your allocation across a subset of these themes:
1) Differentiators
2) Tablestakes
3) Incrementals
4) Embarrassments (or “Broken Windows”)
5) Customer Specials (or “Large Customer Requests”)
6) Tech Foundation
7) Speculative Bets
A Thread of Product Mana...
@shreyas on Twitter
Many of the best research scientists seem to be caught in the grip of an incentive structure that rewards the production of PDFs compatible with a 15th century printing press. This is backwards compatibility taken to its insane extreme. Michael Nielsen, in “[Reinventing Discovery](https://www.amazon.com/Reinventing-Discovery-New-Networked-Science/dp/0691160198)“, describes how this incentive structure means that any time spent building tools to explore existing ideas is time wasted for a career.
Where Are the Humane Microworlds?
Sam Ritchie
18. Selective Laziness:
We're critical of other's arguments but not our own. Trouche et al (2016) found that showing people their own claims disguised as another's led them to reject the claims.
To know what you really think about your beliefs, imagine they're someone else's.
My Friends, a New MEGATH...
@G_S_Bhogal on Twitter
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