Rapid Prototyping & Product Management by Tom Chi at Mind the Product San Francisco

Tom Chi has practiced rapid prototyping for over 15 years, on everything from software to hardware, organisational design to entrepreneurship. And a lot of the lessons he has learned in rapid prototyping are directly applicable to the discipline of product management.
In this exceptional talk from Mind the Product San Francisco in June 2015, he shares some of his key lessons.
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[@mattfleckenstein9336]

This is an absolute must watch for anybody working in Product. Thanks, @Tom Chi...really great talk.

[@kamalsomani285]

you nailed it. "Adaptability over Scalability" that's how you evolve/innovate in product development.

[@SylvanusOSAJI-UGO]

Quite the eye-opener. The conversation surrounding "eye-light-up" moments was a key takeaway!

[@luismelhorancaa]

Amazing work and the dude is funny unintentionally. Awesome talk.

[@pao.camelo]

Extraordinary content - thanks for this!

[@lomolink]

The thing that stood out to me is the statement "getting on with doing it"

[@marcelchastain8661]

Phenomenal presentation - rapid prototyping seems much more approachable thanks to these insights!

[@arazsharma4781]

Brilliant! Going to use this now! :D

[@AITUNEPRO]

amazing content and all, congrats!!!

[@jesset55]

I love the idea of collecting key learnings. Do you typically prefer to store these key learnings in a simple shared spreadsheet or do you use some else like a wiki or knowledge base tool?

[@lionellloh]

@Tom Chi: You talked about separating designing for adaptability and designing for scalability. What if you are a lean team that cannot afford to separate it like that?

[@user-cv7uz2zm7s]

Has anyone ever walked into a mall with a laptop or phone, and tried stopping random people to use your product?

[@MenachemRosenblum]

NO SOUND !!!

[@mushtaqhussain9609]

Ŕ🐂🦋😍🥦😍🦍😍

[@pearlcallender2780]

. I learn so much from his talk. Thank you so so much

[@pearlcallender2780]

One does not need to be in Product to learn from his talk