ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Every product team has that moment. Someone pitches a feature and says, "This is the one."
Sometimes they're right. Sometimes they are very wrong.
Marco Benitez and Jonas Dücker talk to the people actually building products in health, fitness, and wearable tech. The ones making hard calls with messy data, shifting priorities, and stakeholder pressure that never really lets up.
They get into why decisions made sense at the time, and what changed once they had to hold up in the real world.
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Hosted by Marco Benitez and Jonas Dücker.
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