Collaboration done right

As a product team, we mainly use Miro as a collaboration and alingment tool for product development. When ideating on potential problems or opportunities to pursue in our company, Miro is frequently our go-to tool to organise team workshops, not only involving our squad members (Product Managers, Engineers, Data analysts, UX researchers, Product Designers ) but also important stakeholders and collaborators from other departments (Operations, Marketing, Legal, etc).

I use many of them daily with my teams. Doing retrospectives with team members is really easy, for example. I can organise the content in boards, hide and display them whenever I want, ask them to jump in and add their thoughts while I put a timer (with or without music, depends on the mood) and I'm able to cluster their thoughts and quickly go through the input with them, making the whole ceremony more efficient

Yes, for good. We use Miro as a hub for finding relevant documents, to discuss roadmap decisions, to map and analyse competitive benchmarks. It's much easier to create user flow diagrams in Miro than in Figma, for example, so designers and other product and engineering functions take advantage of that.