The independent thinker's guide to product process
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process is an opiate
Process is an opiate. It is not a cure for your organization’s problems, but a way to dull your organization’s specific pain. Founders and leaders sometimes think that process can solve a deterioration of quality and creativity within their organization. Those problems have their own, different solutions. Instead, the process should be directly in response to alleviating the specific pain that a scaling organization feels. All stagnant organizations are alike; each scaling organization experiences scale in its own way. Because the pain is fairly unique, the process should be too. I saw this…
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