<ul><li>MVP, or Minimum Viable Product, is often misunderstood and misused in product development meetings.</li><li>MVP is not just the first version of a product; it's a learning strategy to test hypotheses, not a launch strategy.</li><li>The success of an MVP lies in answering a specific question, not in building a complete solution.</li><li>An MVP should be focused on testing a hypothesis quickly, even if it's not polished or scalable.</li></ul>

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