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So, you have identified, listed, and described your customer's top 3 problems through structured Problem Interviews. Now your next step is to assess how are...

Together with Olav Loen we are now working on a digital version on Playing Lean. In this process we want to “practice what we preach”...

Even the birds up on the trees know that Twitter was launched in 2006 and that today it is one of the leading social networks...

Figuring out what problems you are solving can be hard. It may help to think about what “job” you are “hiring” a product to do...

Trevor Owens, CEO and Founder, describes Lean Startup Machine as a start-up boot-camp that follows a rigorous process, bringing some of the best start-up mentors in...

Before creating and growing Facebook into a social networking behemoth it is today, with more than 13 000 employees and over 1 billion active users,...

The concept of pivoting is explicitly mentioned in several Experiment Cards. Some players have experienced having to change their product a lot during the game....

IDENTIFYING AN ITCH AKA: Why are we doing a Problem Interview The goal of the problem interview is to figure who the early adopters of...

If you have played Playing Lean before you remember “Company Cards”. Company Cards are the predefined contextual setting of the game: Four social media startups...