The Distinction of Ideology in Product Management by Facebook PM

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This document summarizes a presentation by Ayush Agarwal on product management. The presentation debunks common product management truisms like "MVP", "fail fast", and "be data driven". It argues companies should focus on building a viable product, driving critical metrics, and winning fast instead of failing. The document promotes Agarwal's product management training courses and includes his contact information.

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Product Truisms
Debunked
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All views and ideas shared are my own personal views
and ideas, and in no way represent my current or past
employers in any manner whatsoever.
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MVP
Fail fast
Be data driven
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Managing Friend Lists
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“I want to organize my
friends in groups so that I
can send the right message
to the right people”
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Minimum Viable Product
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“I want to organize my
friends in groups so that I
can send the right message
to the right people… and I
don’t want to spend all my
time organizing my friends”
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Have you failed?
Are you giving up?
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How fast is fast?
How about we give this
another month?
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Amazon Fire Phone
Launched
July 2014
Killed
Aug 2015

Your objective is to win
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MVP
Fail Win fast
Be data driven
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Revenue
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Price
Selection

Every 100ms of
latency costs
Amazon 1% in
sales

500ms delay
can cause a
20% drop in
traffic

MVP
Fail Win fast
Be data driven
Drive Critical Controllable metrics
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Viable Product
Drive Critical Controllable metrics
Win fast
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