Skills for a new Product role

Hey. I have close to 6 years of Experience in Sales and Customer centric roles but recently I have developed an interest in Product Development. For reference, I have an Engineering degree in Computer Science and MBA as well. A few questions for clarity: 1. Is it possible to make this transition into a Product role at this stage of my career? 2. If I want to teach myself the skills of a product manager, how should I start and what resources should i refer to, to begin with that can start the learning process?

Please let me know about the companies looking for product managers/analysts for freshers. Internship and FTE roles both are to be considered. Thanks.

Hello everyone, I'm seeking suggestions and guidance on transitioning to a Product Management role. I've been in the services-based industry for the past 1.5 years and I'm eager to make this transition as soon as possible. Any advice would be highly appreciated.

I am a Finance guy with around three years of experience but thinking to move to Product roles in fintech or a products that has anything to do with transactions. Where do I start?

Anyone moved support to product based roles. Don’t have any tech experience but would like to move a product based role. Where do I begin, seeing a lot of generic stuff out there but not sure what to do . Unemployed also so financially constraints too but my focus on landing a tech/ product role . Anyone has suggestions or actually experienced the above can help me out with this situation and where to begin.. don’t want generic stuff but a practical way of doing it

So there are few openings in a bank for above role. Any1 here from this role or has done this profile? Insights would be of gr8 help + any begginner/intermediate materials one can go through or some certifications/courses!!

I have just graduated and joined a fintech firm in their product team(it's been 2 months) Was just curious as to understand about how were your early days in product and how did you navigate your way up? Till now, it has been more about understanding and managing data for me, is that normal? (Though I understand it's essential however still) I wish to be part of the strategic side more as opposed to only data I understand data is the thing for product, however still building stuff gives a greater sense of ownership and responsibility. Looking for some genuine guidance and wisdom. Thank you!

I am Stucked in a very weird situation, I am final year mechanical engineering student who was earlier preparing for product management/management consulting entry level roles but due to recession and layoffs and coming from a tier 3 college, I have to change my mind as first is non tech background and second tier 3 college tag and I wasnt getting much response from recruiters too , it was looking difficult for me to get an opportunity so I started preparing for gate but now after spending 6-7 months , I am realising, it never aligned with my goals , now what should I do I want to pivot to business analyst/entry product roles any how , I am graduating in June 2024 , neither I have much time left nor good companies are coming for placements , please help me out community

I am Stucked in a very weird situation, I am final year mechanical engineering student who was earlier preparing for product management/management consulting entry level roles but due to recession and layoffs and coming from a tier 3 college, I have to change my mind as first is non tech background and second tier 3 college tag , it was looking difficult for me to get an opportunity , I started preparing for gate but now after spending 6-7 months , I am realising, it never aligned with my goals , now what should I do I want to pivot to business analyst/entry product roles any how , I am graduating in June 2024 , neither I have much time left nor good companies are coming for placements , please help me out community