“Invest only in features that create incremental impact”
Published as an expert interview on the Mindbox journal.
Published as an expert interview on the Mindbox journal.
We invest development resources only in features and functions that have confirmed incremental effect.Short quote translated from the original source text or transcript.
The Mindbox interview goes beyond the headline: it explains how a 20-person CRM and loyalty team works with product and engineering, how ideas pass through experiments, and why personalized pricing was used to extend a classic loyalty program rather than replace it.
It is grounded in concrete numbers: OneRetail customers had a 40% higher average ticket in the cited period, experiments ran with control groups, and the backlog held around 80 candidate features, only some of which moved into development.
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