Rita Pais

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As product people, we have all heard how important it is to have a clear strategy for our product and business. We need to understand why the product exists, and what is the vision, mission, and goals we want to achieve. Without having a clear understanding of all these points, we might feel lost, or have a product without a clear direction. But what about the next steps? How do you make that happen? What if the problem is not the strategy definition, but the implementation?