An Introduction to Product Discovery

[@ankitGrover-LTD]

Great content! Thanks for sharing

[@anbrizuela]

This is so useful! Thank you so much for your contribution.

[@tjdoss]

Thank your for empathizing a product manager's journey in any organization and sharing your collectively insight. I find this profound as you covered what both research intensive and agile start ups lack respectively.

[@bukola_O]

Thanks for this presentation. I find that a lot of startups who use the agile framework barely do product discovery. They don’t have time for it. How can we balance discovery with speed?

[@arwaabdullah6013]

Very important material ! thank you

[@mykytaivanov3765]

Thank you for a lecture!

[@ProductTalkVideos]

Ky, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I don't have good templates for these. One of my regrets with this video is that i used high-fidelity examples. I think all of these artifacts work best as low-fidelity documents that evolve every week as you learn more from your customers. So I prefer stickies on a white board as they allow the whole team to co-create them over time.

[@kybeckx]

Thanks for the video! :) Do you maybe have any of these tools as basic/empty docs that can be used as a template? Like the persona, empathy map or customer journey? I could screen grab yours but in some cases they are tiny. Thanks.

[@BrunoVianaArruda]

Hi Teresa, thanks for the video, it helps me a lot, but I was thinking what exactly I should map in Customer Journey.. I do it for a single task my customer is trying do accomplish or every touch points between my customer and me? For example, my product is a e-commerce platform, so I should map only the journey to get one sale (get traffic -> convert a sale) or the entire process starting from the moment that he searches for "e-commerce platform" on Google and find me, going through the use of the product (creation of products, etc) and finishing when he get the first sale?