ELI5 why do we need things like PDLC?

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I came across product management and its kins this week, and the manuals just go on and on. I always thought these things were intuitive something no one needed to spell out, let alone write manuals upon manuals about. Am I missing something? Are these practices really that serious?

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  1. Total_Shower_640 Avatar

    It feels intuitive until people start building the wrong thing, missing deadlines, or stepping on each other’s toes. PDLC keeps the chaos in check so the team actually moves forward together.