Marty Cagan: Strong Opinions, loosely held
Categories: Product, Startup, VC
Summary
At Lenny and Friends Summit, Marty Cagan shares ten regrets about his product advice, from underestimating business viability and product leadership to placing too little emphasis on solution discover
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Transcript Excerpt
Thank you. Um, also thank you to Lenny for running this and for inviting me actually to be a speaker. Um, I don't actually go to a lot of conferences. Uh, but when I do, um, I really enjoy them and I will tell you I can't I lost track of the people that came up to me and thanked me for content for books. People ask me to they have tattered copies of inspired and they ask for signatures and it's you know hugely uh flattering and humbling to see that. I did warn several of them that my talk was actually all about my regrets uh of which there are uh quite a few. So that is what I wanted to talk about. But I have been here with you all day listening to every one of the talks. And um I learned something really interesting from every single one of them. I observed and I'm sharing this for a reas…
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