I went straight into market sizing and kind of forgot to talk about internal feasibility for a bit.
Start by clarifying the company's strategic goals and the problem the product solves, then evaluate the opportunity using a structured framework that balances customer desirability, business viability, and technical feasibility. Conclude with a clear recommendation based on data, risks, and alignment with Remitly's mission and metrics.
Pro tip: Anchor your answer in Remitly's specific context—cross-border payments, remittance corridors, and regulatory environment—and emphasize how you'd measure success with metrics like customer acquisition cost, lifetime value, and transaction volume.
Assess whether the new product aligns with Remitly's mission, target customers, and long-term roadmap. Consider how it leverages existing strengths like remittance infrastructure or regulatory licenses.
Size the addressable market, analyze customer needs and pain points, and assess competitive landscape. Use data to validate demand and willingness to pay.
Evaluate technical, operational, and regulatory feasibility. Identify key risks (e.g., compliance, fraud, currency volatility) and mitigation strategies.
Establish clear KPIs (e.g., adoption rate, revenue, margin, customer retention) and estimate costs vs. projected returns. Consider opportunity cost of not pursuing other initiatives.
Synthesize findings into a go/no-go decision with a phased approach if needed. Outline next steps for validation (e.g., MVP, pilot) and how you'd monitor progress.
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