One of the biggest lessons you learn as a product manager and/or business owner is that adding more functionality to your product or service doesn’t always make it better. If it’s not directly improving the customer experience, building your traffic, or most importantly, bringing additional revenue in the door, you need to take a step back and ask why you’re building it.
Here’s a great presentation that I thought presented ten good lessons learned in a way that gets your attention.
Enjoy.
10 Business Lessons Learned
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When people drop the ball and don’t make their commitments, even though we have the best intentions, that task or favor still doesn’t get done and others pay for it. No matter how good our intentions are, it doesn’t magically make falling short on a commitment any better.
Will professional associations go down the same path of devastation as news papers as more professionals interact and connect via social media?
Lesson Learned #1: Don’t Kid Yourself
I debated whether or not to write this one, but as I’m just getting started with the blogging, now is the best time to admit when I screwed up so I can blame it on my inexperience.
Originally, this was going to be a blog advising people and businesses about new [...]
