The Difference Between Feature Teams and Product Teams (Good Product Sense)
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The Difference Between Feature Teams and Product Teams (Good Product Sense)

We've all been there - you have an amazing, innovative vision that you're convinced will be a game-changer. You dive into execution and ship it in record time. And then... it flops. Why does this happen, and how can you prevent wasting resources on flawed concepts? The answer lies in a crucial step that most PMs completely skip over.

๐Ÿฅด The Innovator's Trap

Even the best product ideas can fail spectacularly if you don't truly understand the core problems you're trying to solve for your target users. Getting dazzled by the solution without validating the need is a classic innovator's trap.

Tip: First build empathy - Start with the "Why?" not the "What." Clearly articulate the user pain points and desired outcomes before proposing a solution.

๐Ÿ“œ The Product 1-Pager

Successful products are built on a foundation of empathy, research, and purposeful direction - not random brainstorming. The Product 1-Pager framework guides you through this crucial upfront work.

Tip: Use the below Product 1-Pager template that's available to you for free!
I have built this by studying 1-pager templates from Amazon, Google, and multiple startups. Use it as a starting point and adapt it to your situation and product culture.

๐Ÿ’ก The Secret Sauce

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