<ul><li>Product Managers often find product discovery frustrating, lacking tools and expertise compared to UX researchers.</li><li>Having a clear goal and formulating a proper research question are key in discovery activities.</li><li>Using a conversational approach with 3-4 focused points in interviews helps understand user perspectives better.</li><li>Legal constraints and privacy considerations should be taken seriously when conducting interviews.</li><li>Collaboration with legal experts and UX researchers can streamline the interview process.</li><li>Debriefing after interviews is crucial to exchange impressions, identify issues, and form hypotheses.</li><li>After 5-10 interviews on a topic, patterns emerge, allowing for the identification of promising ideas for testing.</li><li>Documenting notes from interviews should be tailored to what works best for the team's process.</li><li>Practicing and refining interview skills, debriefing effectively, and testing hypotheses are essential steps in successful product discovery.</li><li>Continuous learning and improvement in conducting research ultimately lead to more impactful product development.</li></ul>

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