1. Prepare a MVP: Can use a minimum framework such as MoSCOW - Must Have, Should Have, Could Have, Won't have. 2. Move into Agile format where you get to build rapid iteration and test the products on the go, making changes when new is required. 3. Build a checklist --> A minimum list to talk about collaborative tasks, and dividing it into low-hanging fruits and risk-taking rewards would help better deal that would focus on critical deployments.

The balance between flexibility and structure. Flexibility increase speed but increase risks since there are less reviews/testing. Structure would be the opposite, less speed and less risk. The team must align and follow the agreed priorities and acept the risk and possible downfalls associated. There is no solution that fits all for this. Clear communication to all involved people will help.

When launching a product under tight deadlines, ensuring no critical features are missed requires a strategic approach. Start with a prioritized checklist that ranks essential features by impact on functionality and user experience. Regular team reviews help track progress and quickly address gaps. Encourage open communication to surface potential issues early. Involve key stakeholders for valuable insights and alignment on priorities. Use agile practices like iterative development and quick feedback loops to refine features efficiently. Finally, conduct a pre-launch review to catch any overlooked details or necessary adjustments.

Rushing to launch a new product under tight deadlines can be stressful, especially in cosmetics manufacturing. I recently faced this when launching a nail care product line right before the holidays. To ensure no critical features were missed, I created a prioritised checklist, ranking essential features by importance. Regular team check-ins helped catch any overlooked details early. Additionally, I gathered stakeholder feedback from marketing and sales to ensure we didn’t miss anything crucial. By balancing speed with thoroughness, we successfully launched on time without compromising quality.