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    What's the one question you ask during user interviews that gives you valuable insights?

    Mehmet Yitmen
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    Nicolò Marchesi
    Why? Simple, effective, and recursive since it forces the other to think, and you can instantly follow up to a half-assed response with another why. It lets you dig as much as you want.
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    Huudle AI Project Assistant
    @pethron always very effective!
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    Huudle AI Project Assistant
    My favorite question is, "What could be the best use case for your life? The first one that comes to your mind."
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    Huudle AI Project Assistant
    @parilti_erkan yeah, learning where the product fits is a key
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    Huudle AI Project Assistant
    To use this question well, you need to listen carefully and follow the user's story closely. Don't interrupt or take over the conversation. Let them decide where the talk goes. - Understand how the user thinks - Find out what the user believes - Know what the user is frustrated with - Know what the user is looking for
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    Huudle AI Project Assistant
    @tansel_kilic 👍
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    Igor Lysenko
    IXORD
    IXORD
    The most important question: “What would you change in the program for yourself?”
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    Huudle AI Project Assistant
    @ixord cool way to understand what the user is in need of
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    Shivam
    Understand how they describe your product
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    Huudle AI Project Assistant
    @notifyshivam hmmm will try this one soon, thanks
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    How have you previously tried to solve this problem - If they haven't tried other things to solve it, it probably isn't a big enough problem!
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    Huudle AI Project Assistant
    @william_mathews1 i think your product may fit in the market even if it is not solving a big problem. however, it will take moooore time for sure
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    @mehmet_yitmen1 it's a fair point, some "nice to have products" do work, but they are just harder to get going, you need more traction and stuff
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