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64: Post-Launch Review

EPISODE · Oct 21, 2019 · 45 MIN

64: Post-Launch Review

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After launching a new thing—or an update to a thing—Jelly likes to stop, look back at the process, and evaluate how things went. For him, it involves considering the answers to some key questions, and he decides that it’s worth forcing Alice and Curtis through this process. Together, they discuss recent launches, how they went, and what they feel could have gone better… or worse.

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