18 links about Product Discovery

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• 2025-06-18 hagakure.substack.com

  Your Org Chart Isn’t Ready for AI

  Traditional product teams often follow a linear flow: PM defines, designer mocks, engineers build. But that model breaks down when you're building AI-native products. We’re not designing screens for users to click—we’re building systems that interpret intent and act on it. That changes everything. To get it right, everyone needs to be involved early: product, design, frontend, backend, data. Discovery and delivery collapse into the same loop. Feedback is faster. Outcomes are less predictable. The system learns from use, so you need tight, collaborative cycles to learn with it.

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• 2024-08-14 producttalk.org

  Product in Practice: Why Ramsey Solutions Rotates Engineers in Their Product Trios

  "I wanted people to join a product trio because they were motivated to be part of it, they wanted to be doing discovery, they wanted to be very empathetic towards our customers."

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• 2024-04-10 blog.crisp.se

  The Discovery Illness

  Discovery is about the collaboration between the Product Manager, the Product Designer, and the Tech Lead to discover the right solution to build before writing any scalable code. Typically, this involves talking to end-users, customers, and stakeholders to gauge their needs and then ideating, prototyping, and validating solutions—quickly. The last word is key here.

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• 2022-11-24 francescacortesi.com

  What We Learned Working with the Opportunity Solution Tree (Francesca Cortesi)

  Discovery is undoubtedly an indispensable skill for anyone working with product development. But how can you actually do that in practice?

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• 2022-08-15 leanpub.com

  Holistic Product Discovery

  This book features real-life stories from product development, traps and fallacies that you should avoid, mental models and frameworks to build the right product. The contents are both theoretical and practical in nature.

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• 2022-07-08 itamargilad.com

  How Much Product Discovery Is Enough

  We collect evidence of various types and gradually build a better understanding of the idea. We start with cheaper modes of validation (assessment, data gathering, early-stage tests), and move to more expensive ones only if the idea still looks good.

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• 2022-04-20 producttalk.org

  How Continuous Discovery Works (and Doesn’t) in Early-Stage Startups

  Sally and Jim don’t have any customers. Nor do they have a product. But this directional goal allows them to start interviewing people who match their target customer profile

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• 2022-04-16 uxdesign.cc

  Get better at Product Discovery by defining your starting point

  I proposed that we differentiate between what I’m calling Opportunity Space Discovery and Solution Space Discovery

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• 2021-12-30 svpg.com

  The Origin of Product Discovery

  I found the term "discovery" from the pharmaceutical industry for the process they used to come up with a viable medication.  Unlike the software industry, the pharmaceutical industry acknowledged the risk up front.

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• 2021-12-08 askgib.substack.com

  Can you provide insight into how you work with product discovery?

  I work with dozens of product teams around the world. In helping them to build a discovery capability — the ability to develop consumer insight— I provide this checklist

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• 2021-08-26 svpg.com

  Discovery vs. Documentation

  If you think you can get what you need by having product managers document PRD’s instead of product discovery, then you may as well just give up on innovation and hire Accenture.

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• 2021-06-02 medium.com

  The 15 best product discovery talks to help you build better products

  In no particular order, these are the talks and people that have helped shape the way I think about product discovery.

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• 2021-05-02 jpattonassociates.com

  Dual Track Development is not Duel Track

  Sadly, one of the most time consuming and expensive ways to learn is to build potentially shippable software. So we don’t – unless we really can’t come up with any other way to learn, or we’re really confident our bet is good.

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• 2020-06-24 medium.com

  Product Discovery in the Multitrack of Madness

  I see the Discovery track happening in 3 different layers (or sub-tracks). In essence, they are all discovery. But each one involves tasks of different natures that requires different skills from Product Managers, Product Designers and the rest of the product team

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• 2020-06-12 jpattonassociates.com

  Dual-track Stakeholder Review

  Your product team will need to keep its work visible to stakeholders outside the team. If your product team is doing both discovery and delivery, you’ll need to review both those things. If you’re new to dual-tracking, use this recipe as a starting point.

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• 2020-02-26 jpattonassociates.com

  Dual-track Sprint/Iteration Planning Recipe

  If your team is a product team engaged in both discovery and delivery, your planning session will need to account for both kinds of work. This recipe will give you a starting point.

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• 2019-12-18 medium.com

  Are You Confusing Product Discovery With Research?

  I see the word discovery used to describe what seems more like research. The first problem is the confusion in collaborating with people who have different definitions of the word. The second problem is a false sense of confidence when making decisions.

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• 2010-01-04 techcrunch.com

  Google And Spotify Dance Over U.S. Launch

  When Spotify does launch in the U.S., though, look for a new version of the player that adds social elements – like social playlists – to the product. That’s a big weakness Spotify has against MOG, which uses social elements to aid discovery of new music. And Spotify will also supposedly let you play songs that you have on your hard drive (like via iTunes) that they don’t have in their library. That will help fill in the ever-decreasing gaps in their library, and make Spotify that much more compelling for users.

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