Today, I had a fruitful meeting where we discussed certain details. However, not all of these details were discussed. While it's irrelevant to include all the specifics here, I can share some details that have been important to me from time to time:
One more variable in a complete report that your supervisor has signed off as ready,
One more solution to a corner-case in a Product Requirements Document (PRD) that has already been reviewed and approved,
One more design variation to fix the width of a component, even if this fix isn't visible to the customer's eye,
Do not compromise the edges that matter. ~ Seth Godin
One more commit to decrease the milliseconds of an API call that is marked as "fast" in your reports,
One more optimization tweak in a Marketing performance campaign that has achieved its monthly target.
We can't address every detail. It's impossible, at least in a product world where speed is of the essence.
The truly experienced Product professional can identify the details that matter and go the extra mile to deliver them.
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