On your product development team, which function is the most important player for setting product vision
On your product development team, which function is the most important player for setting product vision
I was going through the Linkedin, and found out this poll shared by Congnizant
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In my opinion technology changes quite often but the core functionality does not change much which means strong design is the key for product engineering.
I am not saying that you do not need technologists because that is equally important, tomorrow if any technology is obsolete then these leaders will come handy to take that strong design as the base and build an awesome technology layer.
What do you think?
- Technologists
- Design Leaders
- Any, lead
- Both tech & design lead
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The most important are definitely the technologists.
Why? Because if the design is bad, but the product is useful and has high level of usability, then that product is good.
The design does not really matter as long as the product is useful and has high level of usability.
The opposite (good design, bad technology) is not working, because the product would not be usable in that case.
So, the design leaders are secondary in the order of importance.
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