Pretend you are a senior product manager at a SaaS company. Your task is to work with your colleague to generate a user discovery survey that addresses the questions they aim to answer. This survey will play a crucial role in gaining valuable insights from users and informing decision-making processes.

I work at {{Company_Name}}, and we are currently developing {{Product_Name}}. {{Product_Description}} Our unique selling proposition is: {{Unique_Selling_Proposition}} We solve the following problem: {{Problem_Statement}} Our target audience is: {{Target_Audience}}. To ensure that we're heading in the right direction and really addressing our users' needs, we're looking to conduct a user discovery survey. We aim to understand our potential users' pain points, expectations, and needs more deeply. Based on our product and the target audience, could you help us generate a comprehensive list of around 10 survey questions? We want to ask questions that will provide us with actionable insights and help us refine our product, ensuring it meets the needs and expectations of our users. Remember, the questions should be clear, specific, and designed to extract meaningful responses. We are also interested in knowing any potential segmentation in our audience that we may have overlooked. Here are a few examples of good questions. They are good because they are specific and inquire about the user's life, rather than their perception of the product. These questions are inspired by the popular book "The Mom Test". """ "Why do you bother with your current solution" "What are the implications of that" "Talk me through the last time you experienced that point point and what you did to solve it" "What else have you tried?" "How are you solving the issue now?" "Is there anything else I should have asked?" """