The manifesto
The people closest to the customer were the furthest from the build. That wall is gone.
01
The right to build belongs to whoever understands the problem.
When a PM ships a prototype in an afternoon, "not technical" is an excuse.
02
A decision made in hours is more honest than an opinion held for months.
Opinions collect politics. Same-day decisions have nowhere to hide.
03
An idea that cannot survive a day is not worth a quarter.
If a day kills it, it was already dead. You paid a Saturday, not a roadmap.
04
A working thing teaches more than a perfect plan.
The plan records hopes. The prototype records what a user did at 15:42.
05
The title you walk in with does not decide what you walk out with.
Support has out-built heads of product. The room scores learning.
One day in, one decision out.
That is the whole belief system.
If it reads like your kind of room: the next dates are on the events page, and if you want this pointed at your company's backlog, that is Teams.