5 years ago, what key insight about tech product development would you have wanted to know?

It's better to launch a product that is good enough than to keep waiting for it to be perfect. Don't be afraid to pivot your product if you learn that there's a better way to solve the problem. Focus on building a strong team of people who are passionate about your product. Don't be afraid to fail. Failure is a valuable learning experience. Always keep your users at the center of your product development process.

Five years ago, a key insight about tech product development I would have wanted to know is the increasing importance of user-centric design and the value of gathering continuous user feedback throughout the development process for creating successful and user-friendly products.

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Sorry for breaking the rules. For me, there are 2 # I would love to know more about the power of in-product onboarding. Coming from heavy implementation B2B and consulting services, I was not thinking deeply that onboarding is not an addition to a product. It is a product # As a biz cofounder, you want to be as close to building shipping as possible. You can shorten the distance by learning basic design in Figma and making wireframes. I use it all the time & now I am able to test ideas fast in customer interviews.