Strategies to Identify Multiple Pain Points Quickly
It’s common for people to struggle with identifying multiple pain points during a product design or product sense interview. To stand out in the interview, you must come up with at least five different pain points. In this session, you’ll learn two quick methods for generating multiple pain points.
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