Tech Workplace Dictionary

Specific observable conditions that a change must satisfy to be accepted.

The point where a new user first experiences meaningful product value.

The rate at which customers users or recurring revenue stop during a period.

The gradual addition of features that makes a product more complex than its purpose requires.

A runtime switch that controls whether selected users receive a behavior or feature.

A framework for understanding the progress people seek when they choose a product or solution.

The smallest product version that can test a meaningful assumption with real users.

A primary metric intended to represent the value customers receive from a product.

Strong evidence that a product satisfies meaningful demand in a reachable market.

The work of reducing uncertainty about user problems solutions value and feasibility before or during delivery.

The extent to which users continue returning to or receiving value from a product over time.

Uncontrolled expansion of work after a project begins without corresponding tradeoffs.

The time between starting with a product and receiving its first meaningful benefit.

A short description of desired value from the perspective of a user or stakeholder.