What features should you build next? Will your product be ever "done"? How to avoid "building yourself into the corner"? Our guest today is the awesome Emily Tate, US General Manager at Mind the Product. You'll learn how to prioritize new features, create roadmaps based on user research, and ignore "squeaky wheals" while focusing on truly important product work.

Episode 125: Defining & Building New Features with Emily Tate

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Episode 125: Defining & Building New Features with Emily Tate

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