Kill It Tuesday: Why the Best Product Teams Have a Scheduled Subtraction Day
Every feature you ship is a feature you maintain, document, support, and defend from regression. The best product teams I've studied don't just decide what to build — they schedule a recurring day to decide what to kill. Here's how subtraction discipline separates products that scale from products that suffocate.
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