No prior experience is necessary! This course is designed for anyone involved in product development, from Product Owners and managers to business analysts and product team members. Whether you're new to discovery and validation or looking to sharpen your skills, this course will help you apply these techniques effectively.

Currently, there is no certification associated with the Professional Product Discovery and Validation™ course. However, the skills you gain will be valuable in your day-to-day work, helping you to make data-driven decisions and deliver products that meet user needs.

This is a one-day, hands-on course that takes you through a case study. You'll learn by doing, applying discovery and validation techniques as you progress through the class. The course focuses on practical application, ensuring you leave with skills you can use immediately.

The course covers a range of discovery and validation practices, including how to analyze user feedback, design experiments to validate assumptions, and make data-informed decisions. You'll also learn how to engage stakeholders using evidence and how to align your team around user-centric goals.

This course is ideal for Product Owners, product managers, business analysts, product team members, and anyone involved in product development who wants to increase user value, reduce waste, and improve ROI through effective discovery and validation techniques.

Yes, the course is available in both in-person and remote formats. This flexibility allows you to choose the format that best suits your needs, ensuring you can participate no matter where you are.

By applying the discovery and validation skills learned in this course, your organization can reduce waste, improve ROI, and deliver products that better meet user needs. The course encourages a data-driven approach, fostering better collaboration and alignment across teams and stakeholders.

The PPDV class focuses on hands-on techniques for experimenting with new ideas, validating assumptions, and driving user-centered product development. In contrast, the PSPBM class is geared towards managing and refining the Product Backlog, ensuring alignment with the Product Goal, and effectively prioritizing work for the Scrum Team. While PSPBM emphasizes backlog management, PPDV centers on discovery and validation to maximize value creation.