Strategy School · how to prioritize product roadmap

What should we build next?

Roadmap priorities from Jobs-to-be-Done and RICE — not the loudest stakeholder.

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Method inside the answer (not the SEO promise): Jobs to be Done · Kano · RICE

Curriculum

  1. Must-be features beat delight when churn is the fire.
  2. Score openly or politics wins.
  3. Sequence two quarters, not a fantasy year.

Examples by role

What should we build next? for foundersowner-operators who need one clear move this quarter, not a committee deckWhat should we build next? for CFOscash, unit economics, and board-ready arithmetic before more spendWhat should we build next? for consultantspractitioners who need depth for clients without building an engine

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FAQ

Does this replace a PM?

It replaces opinion wars with a scored plan.

How is this different from a blog post?

It is a curriculum node: problem → lessons → role examples → live diagnostic. Built for topical authority, not a one-off article.

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Deeper reading on the blog

Topic-matched articles — not a random feed — so you can go one click deeper before the diagnostic.

What Should We Put on the Roadmap First in B2B SaaS?Direct answer: Prioritize the roadmap item that helps your best customers make the most progress on the job they hired yShould We Build, Buy, Partner, or Walk Away in B2B SaaS?For any capability gap in a B2B SaaS business — a new feature, an adjacent product line, a data source, a go-to-market cWhat Should Banks and Financial Services Firms Put on the Roadmap First? A Jobs-to-Be-Done ApproachDirect answer: Prioritize the roadmap item that resolves the highest-frequency, highest-friction job your customers are What Should Go First on Your E-commerce & DTC Roadmap? Use Jobs to Be Done to DecideDirect answer: Put the feature or fix at the top of your roadmap that removes the biggest obstacle in the customer's