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Use Your Own Product First: How Developers Build a Real Feedback Loop

Self-use isn't about 'spending more time in the product'; it's a feedback system spanning real tasks, valid evidence, and verified fixes.

LiyukLiyukPublished May 15, 20214 min read
  • #Product Thinking
  • #Engineering
  • #Feedback
  • #Work & Leadership
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