A read a long time ago and forgot most of it. Isn't it about asking people aggressively using specific questions on their problems because they do not know the pain point themselves? I am recalling things from my memory.
And the lean startup is about iterating fast and being aggresive with iterations and validation? Because small companies have velocity over large ones? Again recalling from memory. Read both of these books really long time ago.
So how do you keep on getting ideas then? How should one identify the domains where the problems are? Everything I can think of seems to have been solved and there are 3/4 products available for that particular problem. The main issue at the moment is even having an idea or a domain to work on. Kinda sad from my side.
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A read a long time ago and forgot most of it. Isn't it about asking people aggressively using specific questions on their problems because they do not know the pain point themselves? I am recalling things from my memory.
And the lean startup is about iterating fast and being aggresive with iterations and validation? Because small companies have velocity over large ones? Again recalling from memory. Read both of these books really long time ago.
So how do you keep on getting ideas then? How should one identify the domains where the problems are? Everything I can think of seems to have been solved and there are 3/4 products available for that particular problem. The main issue at the moment is even having an idea or a domain to work on. Kinda sad from my side.