Recently, I have worked with my friends to create software in the industry. I am in charge of development
Email Exchange, back and forth, the more features, the more complex the protocol is.
In fact, I have always agreed with the product philosophy of simplicity. (In this regard, only Programmers think so. Programmers like simplicity and clarity ).
Mobile phones are convenient and fast, so you should not transfer all services on PCs to mobile phones.
However, when providing industrial service software, the customer has the right to say something. We are earning the customer's money, so we must meet the customer's requirements.
A friend said that we provide a complete solution, not a client, but a service system with terminals and WAP terminals. Do not say whether or not to get the service from somewhere. The key is to look at user requirements. Since the provision is a service, it should be based on user needs. No one knows the Internet as we do.
I can understand that they are product managers.
Our friends said they could understand that we provide products and services. They are just users. What they want us to provide, what they don't think of, as long as they want us to provide. In this way, the value can be reflected.
My friend said yes, but here I feel confused.
First, we will do what the customer needs, so we can think that they are product managers.
Second, we provide products and services. We sort out their needs, make trade-offs on their needs, and then provide software that is reasonable. We are the product manager.
I really don't want to earn this "Product Manager" official position.
I think that the software is made for some people. What are the requirements of these people, how to define and whether the customer's needs will be satisfied blindly, do we really want to make a big and comprehensive product?
This is a matter of measure. How can we make a mobile phone software that we think is satisfactory and that we think is good, and this is a mobile phone software that meets user needs?
I don't know this degree ....
Programmers seem to have both an angry side and a true side. When we are upset, TM doesn't want to do anything.
I thought that when I had the say one day, I absolutely had to make good use of the product requirements.
Therefore, this article is called my own product manager day. According to the English syntax, This is a future.
I thought that when I started to look at windows, I was so upset that I was so angry that I made a solution myself,
Not everyone has the skill of Joe.
Complete the complaint and encode it.
PS: When programmers complain, they must scold them. Just like taxi drivers, when encountering a congestion jam, they should scold them and cannot hold them down, for fear of hearing them, close the window and scold me.