1281. Suppose your eng team wasn't moving fast enough, and by the time your product launched, they hadn't fixed all the bugs — so the tech press is complaining about your product's quality. You're leading the postmortem for this launch. What do you say, and how do you lead the meeting?
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Suppose your eng team wasn't moving fast enough, and by the time your product launched, they hadn't fixed all the bugs — so the tech press is complaining about your product's quality. You're leading the postmortem for this launch. What do you say, and how do you lead the meeting?
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