Where is consensus valuable and where does it kill great product development?

Dive into the nuances of consensus in product development! Discover when it's valuable and when it might hinder progress. 🚀

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In this video, Martin delves deep into the intricate world of consensus within product development. 🌐 He explores the balance between achieving general agreement and making swift decisions. 🤝💡 Martin highlights the role of the product owner, likening them to mini CEOs or entrepreneurs who often operate in dynamic markets. These individuals face the challenge of making quick decisions to seize fleeting opportunities. 🚀🎯

Drawing parallels with the entrepreneurial mindset, Martin discusses the inherent risks and rewards of decision-making. He touches upon the famous (albeit possibly misattributed) Edison quote about finding numerous ways not to make a light bulb before achieving success. 💡🔍 The video also emphasizes the importance of building trust within teams, ensuring that even if not everyone agrees with a decision, they support it. This trust-building is crucial for both top-level decisions and those made on the ground. 🤝🌟

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