At how many #users, NPS matters?

I am looking out for a switch and currently work as a PM with 3 YoE( 7 overall YoE). Are any companies hiring currently for the role? I have heard and read that currently there is a lot of slowdown in hiring. What should the best approach to look out for the role in these conditions?

I did my engineering from a very basic college and have not done MBA yet, below is my career graph please suggest if I am at the right path or not 1. Associate Software Engineer- 1 years experience at service based company 2. PMO - same company 1.5 years experience 3. Project Analyst- 6 months service based company 4. Ed-Tech start up- 3 years Senior Program Manager 5. Program Manager- 1.2 years Product Based e-commerce start up( Not Amazon, Flipkart type) 6. Product Manager - 4 months till now, same company My salary growth been like 3.5lpa, 5.5lpa, 6lpa,11lpa, 16lpa,22lpa (all fixed) If I compare to other product managers my salary is very low but I just transitioned to product role and even though it’s very hard for me to learn I am putting 100% effort. S

I see a lot of mock videos which covers your core product questions (product design, metrics, improvement etc) but I am curious on how to create product stories for the products that I worked on in my current job. What is the interviewer expecting when he asks about the products I worked on? How should I structure it? This question is open for any product interviews where the candidate had a prior product experience.

I don't see pm working in team, rest everyone like engineers, designers and analyst tend to work together. If you are a senior PM how does you feel

current CTC - 16LPA

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Ask me anything except my company name, or things that can reveal my identity. I may respectfully choose not to respond to your question based on my own judgement. Here’s a brief intro about me: I’ve worked as both software engineering manager & software technical architect over the last 18+ years on various tech stacks managing backend, frontend and a little bit of cloud. I have seen ups and downs in the software industry. Currently I’m working as a senior architect in one of the product based companies in India.

Hello all, I have been preparing for product interviews and wanted to check if anyone is actively looking for product roles and want to practice product case studies via mock interviews? People who are actively looking/are serious about it kindly comment, will take it forward from there.

I am PM with around 5 yrs of experience. I’m struggling to take my skill to next level. always receive feedback from management that output isn’t good, mostly that UX isn’t good. what can I do to improve my work? 1. Read books ? 2. Study successful products from outside ? 3. Listen to podcasts 4. Work with great product people? but hardly these exist 5. leave this field altogether? 6. Just have patience and keep learning everyday? Can experienced people share what has worked out well for them? or point me to some directions?