Lean Startup explained: learning how to build the right thing as quickly as possible

“If we would only spend a bit more time on this feature before release, we could make it just perfect”... does this sound familiar? And yet when building digital products, we work with MVPs and small improvements. Why is this better than working on more finalized features? As startups, we are trying to figure out what’s the best thing to build as quickly as possible. That’s why early products are not meant to be perfect… we are in constant experimentation! In this episode we talk about Lean Startup, the scientific approach proposed by Eric Ries in his book: “The Lean Startup: How Today's Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses” We explain why Startups need a specific approach to creating products. We give an introduction to the Lean Canvas and we cover in detail the Build - Measure - Learn loop: How we reduce waste by avoiding building the wrong thing How we set up experiments that will help us validate or invalidate our hypothesis How we define success and failure metrics for our experiments How we learn based on the changes in customer behaviour that we see from our experiments _____________________ If you like what we do you can buy us coffee 💜 ☕ _____________________ We invite you to continue the conversation and give us feedback! Twitter: @TwoFacetPodcast Email: twofacetpodcast@gmail.com Hosts: Juncal González , Matt Mikulski Music: Sunlight by Lightblow

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Lean Startup explained: learning how to build the right thing as quickly as possible is an episode from Two Facet by Two Facet podcast.

This episode is 00:35:00 long.

This episode was published on Jan 24, 2022.

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