You're an associate product manager. During user testing, you notice participants are confused by a feature, but they eventually figure it out. Your PM wants to ship on schedule and says the data shows completion rates are acceptable. You think the confusion could hurt reviews. What do you do?

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Stay specific. One example, told well, beats three told fast. Make your decisions visible — what you chose between. End on what changed, for whom.

You're an associate product manager. During user testing, you notice participants are confused by a feature, but they eventually figure it out. Your PM wants to ship on schedule and says the data shows completion rates are acceptable. You think the confusion could hurt reviews. What do you do?

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