The hidden tax of poor product communication
Poor product communication rarely breaks things outright. Instead, it creates a steady, compounding tax that you often don't notice until it's expensive to unwind and chaotic for teams involve. Early
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Poor product communication rarely breaks things outright. Instead, it creates a steady, compounding tax that you often don't notice until it's expensive to unwind and chaotic for teams involve. Early
Most platform teams rarely struggle because they lack metrics. They struggle because the metrics they're measured on don't reflect the value they're meant to create. Adoption, usage, and number of int
Most product decisions involve trade-offs. Everyone knows this. The problem is that many trade-offs are quietly ignored rather than explicitly chosen. Here are the trade-offs I see ignored most often:
Microservices are often sold as an obvious upgrade. Autonomy. Scalability. Faster delivery. For many organisations, they deliver exactly that, at least initially. What's discussed less is the cost sid
Defining success for a platform product is harder than for a feature product. There maybe no single user journey. No conversion funnel. Success doesn't show up the day after launch. That's why many pl
Platform teams love adoption metrics. More teams onboarded. More services integrated. More usage across the organisation. It looks like success. Often, it's a trap. Adoption without value is just dist