Product Team Health Check
Product Team Health Check
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What prevents you from defining, developing, and delivering products people want to buy?
This self-assessment will help you uncover whether you're on the path to product success or stuck in a never-ending cycle of misalignment, bad launches, and endless fire drills. Answer a few quick questions and find out if your team is running the show—or if the show is running your team.
Do any of these sound familiar?
Product Success Consistency
Our first product was a great success, but the second struggled, and the third was a disaster. How close is this to your situation?
Strategy Alignment
Our priorities often shift, making it challenging to align our product strategy and roadmap.
Product Launch Readiness
We build great products, but our launches feel chaotic, and adoption is lower than expected.
Prioritization Challenges
We struggle to say 'no'—our backlog is packed with stakeholder requests, but we lack a clear prioritization framework.
Customer-Centricity
Our team spends more time debating internal opinions than engaging with customers to validate our assumptions.
Roles and Responsibilities
There's constant friction between product, engineering, and marketing because no one is sure who owns what.
Data-Driven Decision Making
We have plenty of data, but making sense of it and using it to drive decisions is a major challenge.
Roadmap Communication
Our roadmap changes frequently, and stakeholders are often confused about what’s coming next.
Cross-Functional Collaboration
We spend more time managing misalignment between teams than actually moving products forward.
Process Standardization
Every product manager seems to have their own way of working—there's no standard process, and knowledge gets lost when people leave.
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You’re Crushing It!
Your product team is firing on all cylinders. Keep focusing on supporting your company’s goals:
Selling more of what you've built Building what you've planned Planning the right products Cultivating the right team
The key now is continuous improvement—measure, monitor, and refine your approach to maintain your momentum. Ensure your team has a consistent way of learning, prioritizing, and aligning with development, marketing, and sales teams.
You might enjoy reading Creating a Great Product Management Culture to keep your team on the path to long-term success.
Want to share what’s working (and what’s not)? Set up a chat with one of our coaches.
So Close You Can Taste It… But There’s Work to Do.
You’re on the right track, but there are still gaps holding you back from excellence. The biggest opportunities?
Clarity in roles—Does everyone know who owns what?
Standard processes—Is your team aligned or just making it up as they go?
Product strategy—Are you building what matters most?
By refining these areas, you’ll create a stronger foundation and increase your team’s impact. Keep focusing on:
Selling what you've built
Building what you've planned
Planning the right products
Cultivating the right team
Want to level up? Let’s talk about proven strategies to tighten your execution. Set up a chat with one of our coaches.
Time for a Reset—Let’s Build the Foundation.
Right now, your product team is operating without the structure needed for success. Products are released and launched through heroics rather than a consistent process. The good news? Big improvements are within reach.
Here’s where to start: Alignment—Make sure everyone knows the mission and goals. Defined roles and responsibilities—Who does what, and how do they work together?
Standard processes—Remove the guesswork and create consistency in how you define, design, and deliver products.
Building a strong foundation will help you sell what you’ve built, build what you’ve planned, plan the right products, and cultivate the right team.
Need a good first step? Read Turn Ideas Into Products by Steve Johnson, CEO of Product Growth Leaders. It lays out a nimble idea-to-market process that helps product teams work smarter and collaborate better. As a thank you for taking this self-assessment, use discount code "halfoff" when you order the book on our website.
Do you want more guidance? Set up a chat with one of our coaches. Let’s turn things around—one step at a time.