Collaboration is essential for team success, but collaboration only works when everyone stays in their lane.
Engineering teams need to avoid blurring their roles and doing the product owner’s job.
Over stepping by Technical Leaders can result in missing strategic planning opportunities.
Engineers are natural problem-solvers, but their eagerness to help may sometimes cross the line.
There is a delicate balance between constructive pushback and unnecessary control.
Collaboration between the PO, TLs and designers ensure that each domain of business, technology and design are managed adequately and adequately supported .
Engineers should guide the conversation while letting the PO own the final decision on what and why to build.
Teams shouldn't move forward on a project when they have doubts about the project’s long-term sustainability. Instead, they should refocus their energies and priorities.
True teamwork means leveraging diverse expertise to complement each other while respecting one another’s boundaries.
The key to iterative product success is aligning the “Three Amigos” — TL, PO, and Designer — within their domains of business, technology, and design.