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Problem discovery is not very hard, and product managers who spend a lot of time on it neglect solution discovery, the real work they are paid for.

Drawn from what Marty Cagan said

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product management What a product manager is for, who decides what gets built, and what happens to that job once delivery is cheap.

What is a PM for, now that building is cheap?under our view: Building got cheap, so the scarce work is choosing what to build and knowing what good looks like

What Marty Cagan actually said

  1. Marty Cagan Founding partner of Silicon Valley Product Group (SVPG)
    Yes, you obviously need to make sure you understand the problem, who you're solving it for, and what the definition of success is. But honestly, that's not very hard. It's not very hard. And if you spend a lot of time on that, you're not going to do the real part you're paid for, which is solution discovery.

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