PRDs are problematic
Among other things, PRDs have problems like this:

* “They go stale fast”
* “No one reads them”
* “They are about what and not why”
* At the beginning of a real product effort, you have very high uncertainty
* There’s lots of experimentation
* What you know changes constantly
* They often don’t talk about the customer, the market problem we’re solving, why that market problem is worth solving, etc.

PRD problems and potential solutions
In this episode, I start a series about PRDs and how we can make them better. To start with: What’s wrong with PRDs?
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* You can also rate and review the podcast on Apple iTunes – that really helps others find it.
* And you can just share the podcast directly with your product manager friends – they’ll probably really appreciate it!

 
PRDs are problematic
Among other things, PRDs have problems like this:

* “They go stale fast”
* “No one reads them”
* “They are about what and not why”
* At the beginning of a real product effort, you have very high uncertainty
* There’s lots of experimentation
* What you know changes constantly
* They often don’t talk about the customer, the market problem we’re solving, why that market problem is worth solving, etc.

PRD problems and potential solutions
In this episode, I start a series about PRDs and how we can make them better. To start with: What’s wrong with PRDs?
Support this podcast

* The easiest and best way to support the podcast is to leave me a comment or question, or drop one into my Twitter mentions (I’m @nilsdavis), or just send me an email at nils@nilsdavis.com.
* You can also rate and review the podcast on Apple iTunes – that really helps others find it.
* And you can just share the podcast directly with your product manager friends – they’ll probably really appreciate it!