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Your "Winning" Feature Might Be Failing: The Shocking Truth

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In the fast-paced world of product development, celebrating a feature's high adoption rate is a common, yet potentially misleading, triumph. Inbal Horn, a Product Manager at Monday.com, shares a compelling journey of how her team challenged their own success metrics, diving deep to uncover the true impact of their "winning" communication feature. This exploration led to surprising discoveries and innovative strategies that redefined their approach to product growth.

If we change our perspective, dig deeper, and truly look for the meaning and value we provide to customers, we can give a lot of new value to our users within existing features.

- Inbal Horn, Product Manager at Monday

Monday.com's Inbal Horn reveals how seemingly successful features can hide critical user adoption issues. Discover how to connect product metrics to business outcomes and uncover hidden user needs with deep data analysis.

Product ManagementFeature AdoptionMonday.comUser ResearchData Strategy

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Predict future growth!

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Adapt to user habits!

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Uncover hidden reasons!

The Iceberg Model of User Behavior

Mentions are key!

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Trust through control!

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Basic features unknown!

Users Don't Know How to @Mention
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Beyond the Surface: Uncovering True Feature Adoption at Monday.com

In the fast-paced world of product development, celebrating a feature's high adoption rate is a common, yet potentially misleading, triumph. Inbal Horn, a Product Manager at Monday.com, shares a compelling journey of how her team challenged their own success metrics, diving deep to uncover the true impact of their "winning" communication feature. This exploration led to surprising discoveries and innovative strategies that redefined their approach to product growth.

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