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EPISODE · Jul 5, 2016 · 27 MIN

2: Start With Why

from Seaworthy · host Andrew Verbconcouer, Chris Schmitz

We discuss why you should fall in love with the problem and dig deeper beyond user requests. We also share a couple of examples of our experiences with small requests that led to big gains. Learn more about customer problem interviews and using the 5 whys in your projects. Seaworthy is hosted by Andrew Verboncouer, Partner and CEO at Headway, with actionable advice on product validation, execution, and growth. Headway is a full-cycle product studio. We work in four areas: design systems, digital transformation, new products, and artificial intelligence. We partner with growth-stage B2B SaaS companies, mid-market teams, and enterprise innovation groups. More at headway.io

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We discuss why you should fall in love with the problem and dig deeper beyond user requests. We also share a couple of examples of our experiences with small requests that led to big gains. Learn more about customer problem interviews and using the 5 whys in your projects.

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