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An AI startup engineer sits in a roadmap meeting with 47 feature requests spread across a Notion board—15 from the sales team promising they’ll close deals, 12 from support tickets about edge cases, 20 from the CEO’s conversations with design partners. Every stakeholder insists their requests are critical. The engineer, knowing they can ship maybe 3 features this quarter, faces the paralyzing question: which ones actually matter?
An AI startup engineer sits in a roadmap meeting with 47 feature requests spread across a Notion board—15 from the sales team promising they’ll close deals, 12 from support tickets about edge cases, 20 from the CEO’s conversations with design partners. Every stakeholder insists their requests are critical. The engineer, knowing they can ship maybe 3 features this quarter, faces the paralyzing question: which ones actually matter?