How did your pitch go?
I had a great time pitching! It was great to share my progress so far and get some practice pitching to an audience of my peers. I did not get to talk about all I wanted within the pitch, which is to by expected with a time limit of 5 minutes. Nonetheless, I feel I got my point across and everyone walked away with a much more clear understanding of my product than in previous pitches.
What do you need to do from now until VP2 is due?
My VP2 is most lacking in terms of interviews and test cards this quarter, so I will need to take some time to improve this and hopefully conduct more interviews. I also need to develop a Business Report that blows the previous out of the water.
What feedback did you receive?
I received a ton of positive feedback about the quality and detail of my prototype, which is great to hear due to the massive amount of hours I’ve put into it so far. Take a look at my commit history on GitHub, the platform where I host all CoachSync projects, going back to January:
A green box indicates I contributed to the project on a given day. The brighter the box, the more contributions. I make sure to work on it every day now, and have kept that up for what seems like forever.
I did receive some change feedback though, mainly critiques on how my pitch could have been better, like talking more about my interview process and upping my energy/excitement levels.
June 11, 2021 at 9:18 pm
Adam, your pitch was great! I’m sure it was extremely difficult in fitting all of your project into only five minutes because you have worked on so many amazing things. Im glad to see your thinking about your feedback on the pitch and how you will improve in areas people talked about.