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Collaboration & Stakeholder Rituals

Make discovery a team sport. Set up simple rituals with design, engineering, and stakeholders so learning turns into decisions. Use clear readouts, short demos, and a decision log. Keep it lightweight, repeatable, and tied to outcomes, not theater.

155 minutes31 lessons

Lessons

1

Discovery is a contact sport

2

How to run a weekly discovery review

3

How to use the product trio effectively

4

How to invite observers without derailing sessions

5

How to run discovery demos

6

How to write tight weekly readouts

7

Set evidence thresholds upfront

8

How to create a decision log that people actually use

9

How to create stakeholder maps and set expectations

11

How to run a no-drama alignment check

12

How to use video clips for executive presentations

13

How to run discovery office hours

14

One channel for discovery updates

15

How to run purposeful field shadowing

16

How to bring legal and privacy teams in early

17

How to run engineer-in-the-loop discovery

18

How to run designer-led synthesis huddles

19

What is meeting sprawl and why it kills teams?

20

How to build effective rituals for remote teams

21

How to create weekly stakeholder digests

22

Understanding the no surprises policy

23

How to handle stakeholder disagreements

24

How to stop scope creep in discovery

25

How to tie rituals to outcomes

26

How to set up discovery guardrails with leaders

27

How to escalate risks with receipts

28

How to partner with Sales and CS without bias

29

How to run a discovery kickoff for new quarters

30

ritual fatigue: when to prune

31

How to close the loop after decisions

32

How to create time-saving templates for product meetings

Context and why it matters in 2026

Make discovery a team sport. Set up simple rituals with design, engineering, and stakeholders so learning turns into decisions. Use clear readouts, short demos, and a decision log. Keep it lightweight, repeatable, and tied to outcomes, not theater.

In modern product teams, progress depends on clear playbooks and measurable outcomes. This module gives you practical steps you can apply immediately while keeping alignment with the broader Product Discovery curriculum.

Step-by-step playbook

  1. Step 1: Discovery is a contact sport
  2. Step 2: How to run a weekly discovery review
  3. Step 3: How to use the product trio effectively
  4. Step 4: How to invite observers without derailing sessions
  5. Step 5: How to run discovery demos
  6. Step 6: How to write tight weekly readouts

Templates and examples

  • Discovery is a contact sport
  • How to run a weekly discovery review
  • How to use the product trio effectively
  • How to invite observers without derailing sessions
  • How to run discovery demos
  • How to write tight weekly readouts

If you are working on AI-enabled workflows, review the glossary terms Prompt library and Reflection loop for reusable implementation patterns.

Metrics to track

  • Module completion rate from first to last lesson.
  • Lesson-to-lesson progression drop-off points.
  • Time to complete versus the estimated 155 minutes.
  • Retention into the next module and downstream lesson activity.

FAQ

Who is this module for?

This module is designed for learners following Product Discovery, especially if you want to improve collaboration & stakeholder rituals with practical, repeatable steps.

How long does this module take?

Estimated completion time is 155 minutes across 31 lessons.

How should I study this module?

Complete lessons in order, apply one concept immediately in your current project, and review your progress using the metrics section below.

What should I do after this module?

Continue to the next module, then read the related articles to deepen your understanding with tactical examples and case studies.

Part of Product Discovery

Master product discovery: methods, cadence, and opportunity mapping that turn insights into action.

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