A set of standard document templates
A collection of common templates and documents I have been using over the years. I am tired of trying to google them every time I need them, so I just gathered them all here. I would love to hear yours and add them to the list. The list: - Pitch - Vision - Strategy - Product Requirements - Technical Design - Product Opportunity Assessment - Product Vision - Run Book https://github.com/kbariotis/templates
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This is a collection of standard document templates for product and technical work, including pitch decks, vision statements, strategy documents, product requirements, technical design specs, and runbooks. It is for product managers, engineers, and teams who need common templates without searching online each time. The collection is open to community contributions and additions.
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