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When you’re building a product, you can spend weeks thinking you’ve figured out what users want. Then you actually talk to people or iwatch them use the product… and realize you were solving the wrong problem. I’m curious about other founders/builders: What’s one assumption you had about your product that turned out to be completely wrong? Could be about features, pricing, target users, onboarding, marketing, or even the problem itself. What changed your mind?   submitted by   /u/SyedHussainSaber [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/28 03:27:32