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Money. Show an estimate of how many customers will stop using it, go to a competitor, of never adopt it. The motivation for speed is money. But if speed costs more money than it generates, it's not worth it.
If we regard in June, we project $xx million by year end. If we release in July, we project 10% more ARR due to faster adoption curve.
Well said
Totally relate. I’ve started using real examples where rushing hurt metrics like retention or support tickets. Sometimes framing it as “risk mitigation” gets leadership to listen — no one wants to launch a feature that backfires and needs a rework.
Study up on how Toyota improved its assembly line by slowing down.
It's refreshing to see a product manager post this.
I think the whole industry needs to get out of this MVP mindset. I prefer MGP (minimum good product). I'm fed up of building shit software that users hate. MVP's rarely get the further attention they need after initial deployment.