Wondering if even the most hardcore “problem-first” of us aren’t able to be so only because we already had a solution <> problem dialog, maybe unconsciously
The problems and related opportunity for a solution +outcome for all parties involved aligns depending on which level of abstraction one is looking at the problem from - individual, technological, societal, process, supply chain, economic, moral, ethical, etc., more often than not the solution ends up being over indexed for the solver's (company, decision making individual, etc) needs and wants not for those that are actually facing the problems.
Wondering if even the most hardcore “problem-first” of us aren’t able to be so only because we already had a solution <> problem dialog, maybe unconsciously
The problems and related opportunity for a solution +outcome for all parties involved aligns depending on which level of abstraction one is looking at the problem from - individual, technological, societal, process, supply chain, economic, moral, ethical, etc., more often than not the solution ends up being over indexed for the solver's (company, decision making individual, etc) needs and wants not for those that are actually facing the problems.
If there is a Product Oscar podium somewhere, this post is the keynote! Learning a lot from your posts. Thank you John!
If there is a Product Oscar podium somewhere, this post is the keynote! Learning a lot from your posts. Thank you John!
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I loved it. Thanks for sharing
Great read. Thank you.