Learning and Innovating in Every Moment by Salesforce VP of Product

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Main takeaways: - Product Design (Journey Mapping, User Research & Interviews, Product Metrics...) - Leaping to solutions - Analysis paralysis

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Belinda Wong
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Learning and Innovating
at Every Moment
ProductCon San Francisco - May 10, 2022

Let’s Map to Product Design
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Facts
Insights
Hypothesis
Product Design Tools
Journey Mapping, User Research
& Interviews, Product Metrics
User Testing & Interviews,
Prototyping, In-app Feedbacks
Prototyping, A/B Testing

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● Leaping to
solutions
● Analysis paralysis
● Perfectionism

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