Miro is my #1 tool for brainstorming as a Product Manager
January 10, 2024
Miro is my #1 tool for brainstorming as a Product Manager
Score 10 out of 10
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Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Miro
Miro is a great tool to collaborate among colleagues, we use it for running brainstorming sessions, or any creative problem-solving dynamics where multiple people can share their thoughts and make suggestions.
For Product Management, I use Miro to construct my roadmap as it is very visual and easy for others to understand the scope and time of projects. It is also a great tool for Benchmark, where I can easily add screenshots and make comments.
We also use it for the Retrospective of the Squad, where we all pitch in on how our last sprint was... There are so many useful templates for it.
For Product Management, I use Miro to construct my roadmap as it is very visual and easy for others to understand the scope and time of projects. It is also a great tool for Benchmark, where I can easily add screenshots and make comments.
We also use it for the Retrospective of the Squad, where we all pitch in on how our last sprint was... There are so many useful templates for it.
- Collaboration
- Flow charts
- Templates
- Post-it/Comments
- Latest Updates: get notified on where people have edit boards
- Text Sizing: sometimes it's hard to get a good font size as it tends to adapt automatically
- Maybe Miro could be a plug in, where you can capture information from different pages you need to summarize or "copy/paste"
- Increased the backlog on the team with new ideas from our brainstorms in Miro
- Improved productivity on Product Team, where we can collaborate across different teams and products
Miro has been essential for workers to collaborate on new projects, we are a remote software developer team and Miro is part of our day-to-day activities, from Roadmap building to Retrospective Meetings.
As we are starting a new project and want the team to give their inputs using a "safe space" so anyone can share their thoughts, worries, and ideas, we use Miro for that.
As we are starting a new project and want the team to give their inputs using a "safe space" so anyone can share their thoughts, worries, and ideas, we use Miro for that.
I believe Miro is a more universal tool, providing us with tools that we can have for specific products, but in a more versatile sense, for example: Easy Retro, where we can do our Retro but not our roadmap visualization.
Do you think Miro delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Miro's feature set?
Yes
Did Miro live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Miro go as expected?
I wasn't involved with the implementation phase
Would you buy Miro again?
Yes