Not exact matches
Supporting customers too early on means you're slower to
develop and fine tune your
product, with more emphasis (and budget) on sales and marketing and less on actually making something really, unbelievably
awesome.
They've been
awesome in helping us
develop new
products, scale our current ones, and keep us operating smoothly even as our growth has come in fits and spurts.
The purpose of the so - called «minimum
awesome product» is to realize early on if the game works, and whether or not to
develop it further.
I get it, no one wants to hear criticism and you only want to focus on how
awesome your
product is, which is great for sales, but listening to your users is critical to
developing a great
product.