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You have probably heard this acronym before: “Keep It Simple, Stupid!” Simplicity has been a key tenant in the product design world for a long time. Strike the right balance of features and simplicity of use and your product will soar. As a Product Manager, I try to live this in everything I do, but the concept is not only applicable in product design, but can be widely applied to things such as life, customer service, and yes, the call center! 

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