Interview with Lisa Doan and Vera Reynolds of Pivotal Tracker , we shared why instead of rebuilding or redesigning an existing product, it might make sense to build a brand-new product, and we walked you through how some folks on the Pivotal Tracker team arrived at their decision. Last week on Build When you start building a new product, you have the best of intentions to revise old processes and move away from bad habits. But it’s easier said than done. So this week, we’re going to share some best practices for keeping a new product on track! And to help us out, Lisa Doan and Vera Reynolds are back! You’ll recall Lisa is a product manager, and Vera is a software engineer at Pivotal Tracker. Here’s what you’ll learn as you watch today’s episode: Why it’s important to set a mission and vision for a product and what happens when you don’t What being user-centric looks like in practice How to create a balanced team and have members weigh in on decisions during planning meetings How to hold yourself and your team accountable inside a larger organization How to remind people of best practices Listen to the episode on iTunes! . You can listen to this episode of on iTunes Build Enjoyed this post? Help others enjoy it too by hitting the 👏🏽! Build is produced as a partnership between Femgineer and Pivotal Tracker . San Francisco video production by StartMotionMEDIA .

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