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description: "I've been in teams where jumping straight to solutions led to rework later on, so asking \"What problem are we solving?\" has been a game changer. Also, testing p"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/six-tips-to-escape-the-delivery-trap/66b120883dbea6d2489bf041)

Comment [Decoding the Paradox of Feature Fatigue in Product Development](https://hashnode.com/posts/six-tips-to-escape-the-delivery-trap/66b120883dbea6d2489bf041)

[Eugene Chernysh](https://hashnode.com/@EChernysh)

[Oct 30, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/six-tips-to-escape-the-delivery-trap/66b120883dbea6d2489bf041/comment/67224971362e3150b659e6e4)

I've been in teams where jumping straight to solutions led to rework later on, so asking "What problem are we solving?" has been a game changer. Also, testing prototypes early is something we often overlook, but it makes such a big difference in refining the product before heavy development starts

[Kira Balabanova](https://hashnode.com/@KiraBalabanova)

[Nov 8, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/six-tips-to-escape-the-delivery-trap/66b120883dbea6d2489bf041/comment/67224971362e3150b659e6e4#reply-672e6b57094dc61839e854d4)

Yes I also rely on this approach heavily, it has many times proved effective in my work