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How to set up a product trio in five steps

Process diagram of five steps to set up a product trio: pick three people, set a shared outcome, commit to weekly research, externalize, run small tests.
Five steps to get a trio working in your organization.

Five steps for setting up a product trio: choose three people with real decision authority, give them one outcome, schedule weekly customer research, make their thinking visible and run small tests. Use it to start a trio in a team that still works through handoffs.

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What's in this process

  1. Pick the three people: Each has decision-making authority in their domain.
  2. Set a shared outcome: One outcome to own, not five.
  3. Commit to weekly research: One customer conversation a week, non-negotiable.
  4. Externalize the thinking: Use a shared, visible model of what you know.
  5. Run small tests: A steady stream of small bets, not mega-releases.

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