Radical Product Thinking
We often find ourselves building products that feel like a never-ending checklist of features, adding more and more without a clear sense of why, or if it truly matters. It's a common trap: the 'feature factory' where teams are rewarded for output, not necessarily for impact. We iterate, we optimize, but sometimes, deep down, we know we're just rearranging the furniture on a ship that's lost its compass. R. Dutt's *Radical Product Thinking* challenges this cycle, arguing that true product success begins not with market fit, but with a profound problem-solution alignment and an unwavering vision. This isn't about incremental tweaks; it's about questioning fundamental assumptions and having the courage to build only what truly serves a purpose. It's the difference between building a better chair and realizing your user actually needed a ladder.