(Big thanks to Jan Kiekeben for helping me put this into words/pictures today) Here’s a common puzzle in product development. How much solutioning should you do before starting an effort? Solutions are good, right? Sure. But jumping to a solution too early can actually increase risk. Any product manager who has cobbled together a “quick roadmap” (or a designer a “quick mock”, or developer a “quick estimate”) knows this. Also troublesome is solving for an opportunity that is low-value. A perfectly cooked steak is worthless to a vegetarian.
I'd like to understand more about how to collect inputs to create a 90% confidence interval for the Opportunity Size. As in how to think about what is zero and what is max?
I'd like to understand more about how to collect inputs to create a 90% confidence interval for the Opportunity Size. As in how to think about what is zero and what is max?