Did you know that you can be innovative and still miss the mark on solving your users’ problems? Dear product managers, how can you recognize when you’re truly being innovative? Start by asking yourself these questions: 1. Does it excite your users? 2. Does it solve a new or unmet need? 3. Does it add clear value for your users? 4. Does it challenge a common assumption? 5. Does it differentiate you from competitors? 6. Does it improve functionality and efficiency for users? Impactful innovation starts with deep research to understand your users’ problems. By blending user insights with creative thinking, you can craft solutions that are both unique and genuinely valuable. Remember to balance innovation with practicality. Ensure your ideas are realistic, feasible, and aligned with your product’s goals. Practicality makes your innovative ideas sustainable, actionable, and likely to succeed in the market. Are you ready to lead with innovation and practicality? Start asking these questions today to shape products that make a real impact. I’m Peace Agoha, a product manager dedicated to prioritizing user needs to drive results. If you’re looking for someone to help turn user insights into real impact, feel free to send me a message—let's make a difference together! #productmanager #productmanagement #innovation #user #customerneeds
As a product manager, what challenges have you faced in balancing innovation and practicality in your product management journey?
I've come to realize that innovation isn't just about creating something new, but also refining old solutions. We get excited to want to create something that we do not care to analyze if the product is viable and desirable. Peace Agoha what we want are solutions that solve real problems Thank you for sharing this sis
Exactly! Been innovative doesn’t mean you can solve user problems, when you understand your users pain point deeply , you can build an impactful solution that are unique and valuable. Thanks for sharing Peace Agoha
Insightful post👌 Thank you Peace Agoha fit sharing!
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1moSomeone once told me, to be a great product manager, staying close to users through regular feedback loops can help ground innovative ideas in practicality. True or false?