Finding a Product Prioritization Framework That Works by Janna Bastow

#productmangement #framework #prioritization
When planning a roadmap, product managers must sort through huge piles of possibilities, balance competing factors, and ultimately decide what comes next. They have to prioritize-but it’s never that straightforward. You can’t blame product managers for wanting to find the perfect prioritization method to make their jobs easier.
Still, no technique is a silver bullet. While prioritization frameworks can guide your thinking about how to prioritize work, if you trust in them completely, you’ll either end up either building the wrong things or jumping through hoops to justify your work.
Join Janna Bastow, CEO and co-founder of ProdPad, as she talks about the pros and cons of prioritization frameworks.

[@renarszivers9993]

that question re: WSJF (Weighted Shortest Job First) framework - in the context of this presentation, it's what Janna alluded to that it's a combination of some existing approaches. One might argue it's a mix between RICE and Weighted Scoring, with some add'l input parameters and things to consider.

[@hernanenriquesandovalfabil791]

So greatfully 💠🔮 AROUND the Data Science

[@az3664]

Essentially we're asking ourselves which one of our solutions will move the needle the furthest on our metrics, no goal = no prioritisation

[@williamdossantosdeoliveira9767]

Very niceeee!!!!