Accelerating Product Management Careers
At career.pm, we have developed a model of product management professional development based on 4 "building blocks". We use this model to help assess our members' level of proficiency among the …
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In our "Executive" Series of blog posts, we'll address some topic from a perspective more relavent to product leaders. If I were to ask most product execs why it's important to make product …
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My career has taught me that in the context of different continents, countries, industries, companies and organizations, titles mean precious little. I've worked for companies that were lousy …
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We've helped a lot of product managers prepare for job interviews. Our key takeaway? Most product managers aren't bringing their "A Game" in almost any aspect of their job search. We have seen waaaay …
In mid-2018, I had an idea. Wouldn't it be cool, I thought, to make it easy for people to learn about wines with their friends in the comfort of their own homes? I have some friends who are wine …
Helping PMs make the most of their careers is our raison d'être at career.pm (please excuse the French -- just trying to class this post up a bit). However, to be as effective as possible, you need to …
After years of thinking deeply about professional development for PMs and training hundreds of product managers in a traditional classroom setting, the realization that offering training by itself as …
"Breaking In" is a series of informal interviews exploring how people transitioned into product management. In this installment, Justin Woods tells us about transitioning to PM from an application …
"Breaking In" is a series of informal interviews exploring how people transitioned into product management. In this installment, Rob Fontenot tells us about transitioning to PM from a sales-related …
I regularly ask students in my live training what they consider their most important competency as product managers. In my book, there's no question as to the right answer: time management. We hear a …
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