Vic Kalchev

Recently, I held three free coaching sessions with startup founders. We spoke about finance, strategy and raising money. Below are the answers to some of the more interesting questions. #startup #Finance #strategy open.substack.com/pub/destructur…

Feature parity sounds like a good idea until you fall into this trap 👇 open.substack.com/pub/destructur…

Understanding your customers doesn't have to be a wish. Here's how to take action: open.substack.com/pub/destructur… #productdiscovery #Startup

Success often means choosing what to fail at. #Productivity open.substack.com/pub/destructur…

What's your primary mode of decision making? Data or intuition? Here's how to combine them for best results 👇🏻 #DecisionMaking open.substack.com/pub/destructur…

Do You Need a Mobile Version? The intuition and experience tells you "yes". Reality may have a different answer. 👇🏻 #productmanagement open.substack.com/pub/destructur…

@ChrisLivdahl I've decided to complicate my life by using different tools for different projects depending on their scope and complexity. 😄 Large projects: Jira Software/JPD Small projects: Trello Baby projects: Superlist (recently released and still exploring use viable use cases)

@VicKalchev What are you leaning towards using instead of Jira these days?

I don't need another project management tool. Meanwhile, my Google search history reads: - "Asana vs. ClickUp" - "Confluence vs. Notion" - "Jira Alternatives"

Being a solopreneur is mentally tough. How do you keep your sanity? What content do you consume to stay motivated? #startups #solopreneur

3️⃣ Your research objectives are met Research should always have a goal. Usually, it is to validate a hypothesis or find the answer to a question (e.g. What is Gen Z's attitude toward carbon toothpaste). Once you have the answer with a high level of confidence, you're done.

2️⃣ You can make a confident decision what to do next The goal of research is to make a data-driven decision of what to do next. When you reach that point, you've done enough research. Note: confident here means strongly supported by your data, not your ego or gut-feel.

How do you know you've done enough user research? Here are three signs 🧵 destructured.substack.com/p/how-much-res… #uxresearch #uxdesign

❓How much user research do you actually need? 🅰️ Just enough to move forward. What do you think? #research

Unlock the power of problem-solving with a twist! 🔄 'Ignore the Solution, Focus on the Problem' guides you through a revolutionary approach that prioritizes understanding over quick fixes. Elevate your strategy and find meaningful solutions by diving deep into the issues at hand. A must-read for innovators and thinkers! 🧠💡 #ThinkDifferent #ProblemSolving destructured.substack.com/p/ignore-the-s…

What's the biggest problem building with Agile? #Agile

Where product management lives: 👇 substack.com/profile/242857…

This reads like the ultimate product management template kit. 👇

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