Priority must be given to the value of the individual over striving for flawlessness.
Throughout my entrepreneurial experience, I have grappled with numerous product decisions alongside my team, striving to create the best options.
Specific circumstances encompassing challenges such as
- Shouldn’t the calculation of everyday metrics be adjusted for daylight saving time, which sometimes adds an extra hour, potentially skewing results and presenting artificially “worse” or “higher” numbers?
- Here’s a revised version:
What number of days should information be mixed for when considering a “previously month” timeframe? Options I’ve come across include 30, 31, the number of days in the month, and my most surprising find: 30.5 (and does this timeframe also encompass?)
- How can we effectively organize navigation when page content is ambiguous, making it uncertain where certain sections truly belong? To address this challenge, we must establish clear criteria for determining the most suitable location for each section and develop a plan to reposition those that are incorrectly placed.
- Should we include unsubscribed contacts in a specific email list segment, despite the absence of an explicit subscription requirement in this section? The impact of considering email segments changes the response.
Segments?
