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The Beautiful Mess

John Cutler, Tom Kerwin

The beautiful mess of cross-functional product development

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  • John Cutler

    Product development nut @Amplitude_HQ. I love wrangling complex problems/answering the why with qual/quant data. Writing at https://t.co/r1JgWT0NOs

  • Tom Kerwin

    Author of Innovation Tactics. Zero-to-one discovery consultant and coach. Writes about strategy and sense-making in complex ambiguous situations, and the implications for research, experimentation and management.

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