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Swarnendu De

Kolkata, India

Mobile App Specialist - from Idea to MVP to Launch. Built 600+ Apps (Web & Mobile) for Startups to Fortune 500. Leading a team of 100+ members. Founder of two multi-million dollar companies. Author of adv. technology books. Speaker at numerous conferences. I can help you with any doubts related to product design, development and launch.

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Validating Your Product Idea

For last 13 years, I've been working with entrepreneurs who come up with their ideas to create a great product from. I help business owners understand what makes an idea a viable one, what processes they need to follow to validate their idea before they start spending their precious time and tons of money on development.

So far, I have helped numerous product owners validate their idea, understand what to keep and what to remove in the first version of their product to make it a market fit and get maximum users.

Give me a call if you need any help with your idea validation.

From Idea to MVP - the Right Way

Developing an MVP is not always easy. In last 13 years, my team and I worked with 1500 products and a good number of those started with MVP. Understanding what features to keep in the MVP, what to skip and how to launch an MVP effectively defines whether the product is going to be successful or not.

I have written couple of articles on MVP in Medium.com which got lots of positive response. You can go through them before you consult me or anyone else regarding your MVP. These should give you a good idea to start with MVP:

1. How to build an MVP the right way (https://medium.com/swlh/how-to-build-an-mvp-in-the-right-way-in-2018-f538df0f2bba)

2. I have my MVP ready - What's next? (https://medium.com/swlh/i-have-my-mvp-ready-whats-next-5920cd1a91a1)

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Swarnendu De answered

How do you manage a developer who's slow, especially when you have a small budget and you don't feel like you'll get things done in time?

Developers are often slow (if they really are in this case) when they are working on something for long, lost focus, not working on something that is exciting or not sure how working fast will be beneficial for them.

What works for me is to sit with them, understand their problems (in technical or not technical ways), document the work in actionable forms, have smaller goals (deadlines) and continue checking progress (I repeat same thing if required - just make sure that I am still fun).

I lead a team of 100 people and have been doing this for 13 years. I understood that things work well when I get involved (not micromanaging) and solve problems together.

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