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So I’m willing to bet that you are pretty proud of your product.
You believe that you are using your product development definition to provide your customers with a high quality product that can meet their needs better than any other product that is currently on the market. This is all fine and good as long as the product that you are delivering is truly high quality. It can only be high quality if it is built out of high quality parts.
What is a product manager to do if they suddenly discover that some of the parts that are going into their product are NOT high quality?
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So I’m willing to bet that you are pretty proud of your product.
You believe that you are using your product development definition to provide your customers with a high quality product that can meet their needs better than any other product that is currently on the market. This is all fine and good as long as the product that you are delivering is truly high quality. It can only be high quality if it is built out of high quality parts.
What is a product manager to do if they suddenly discover that some of the parts that are going into their product are NOT high quality?