Week 5 PSP: Three North Star Metrics October 26, 2026 I can see why teams like having one number to focus on. It makes progress easier to discuss and gives people a shared goal…. Continue Reading
Week 4 PSP: Three Value Propositions October 20, 2026 It’s hard to listen closely when you’re also trying to write everything down. Granola, Otter, and Fireflies all address that problem, but each homepage… Continue Reading
Week 3 PSP: Take Apart a Pitch Deck October 13, 2026 The AppNexus pitch deck does a great job establishing the problem through the founders’ firsthand experiences. Slide 5 show how they encountered real challenges… Continue Reading
Week 2 PSP: Three Ways Into a Market October 6, 2026 Jira: Existing market, red ocean. Jira entered an established issue-tracking market in 2002, with competitors such as Bugzilla already filling up demand. Its founders… Continue Reading
Week1 PSP: Three Ways to Organize a Company September 28, 2026 Spotify: Spotify organizes its product teams into four units: tribes, squads, chapters, and guilds. Squads are the smallest working unit that are composed to… Continue Reading
Final Reflection March 17, 2026 Before I came to this class, I had always blamed myself for not being able to build habits as I wished, and I attributed… Continue Reading
Assumption Tests Report – team Armadillo March 10, 2026 Experiment Overview link to our more detailed experiment design We chose to focus on the first test card found in the above link (Sleep… Continue Reading
Assumption Tests – Team Armadillo March 3, 2026 Assumption Map The biggest thing this map made clear is that the risky part of this app is not the app itself, it is… Continue Reading
