I told you we should have hired that kill switch engineer with an axe and Nordic beard for 500k but you didn't listen.

Founder

May be, Turning into a coding cyborg under PM's watch!

Absolutely! Time to let these fingers fly towards bigger opportunities! 💻✨ 🖖🏻💦💦

Software Engineer

Software Engineer ko hi Coder bolte h bro!!  
 And Coder ko hi Software engineer! 
  
 So coding is must

Now a days im not coding, just typing yaar

Software Test - QA

Product Manager

Yes, if you are chatgpt or github copilot

I was thinking, why do I learn coding when my product manager involves in every line of code I write? It feels like he's taken control of the UI designer's hand and now has control over my fingers.

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Aa a software do i need to learn coding?

Aa a software do i need to learn coding?- Grapevine

Hi, I am a Ux/ui designer working on website and app projects. I want to learn basics of software development to collaborate better with my engineering team. Where and how can I start?

Coding for ux designer

Product Designer

Coding is like solving 2+2 but coders take pride in the fact that you do it in English but I can do it in Sanskrit.Iykwim. I have coded for two years and as long as you're well versed in a language it's like making simple additions and subtractions in that language. Still coders make mistakes because they're lazy and incompetent like the rest of us . 80 percentage of coders just solve basics and still act like it's a big deal . Product Managers are not special I get it but coders are not special too just by knowing a language. It's like a bilingual person shitting on someone who knows just one language. When we all know if you're brought up in a certain way it's very easy to speak in two languages like we all do in India.

Why do people shit on product managers

Welcome to Product Managers's Private Community

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.

I’ve been an Engineering Manager before. Ask me anything.

Software Architect

Iam a product designer, plus ui developer 
Iam a full time ui developer in my 9_5 company ( angular,tailwind,ionic)
And iam a product designer in my second company .
Basically I deigned and launched a web app for edtech space, where we try to teach data science and machine learning to kids.

I do like product design more ,but  the reason iam sticking onto ui front-end is I feel like designers don't get much respect, people tell of its just colors and stuff, 
Iam thinking if I know design and also front-end, will I be able to jump to a better company with better pay,?

I have 1 .5 years of experience.

UX with coding is it worth it?

UX/UI Designer

Welcome to Indian Startups's Private Community

i am product manager with 6yoe and with some good brands. but lately i am wondering if this is peak and future demand of software product manager with no hands on coding experience will keep declining 

i sometime feels that either i have to learn coding (which i am learning) or else find a hard core industry like EV, renewable energy, batteries, semiconductor etc 

whats your thoughts? super curious to learn what you all feel about digital product manager?

also one question where i appreciate your feedback - I have not done MBA yet but contemplating it now to make switch industry to non software. I know this is very non traditional but would love to hear feedback

is software product manager role over?u

So, I graduated this year and joined a startup as a frontend developer 6 months back. Previously I had around 9 months of internship experience in 2 startups. 

When I was doing my 1st internship, it feels like I know everything about frontend development, I really struggled in my 2nd internship as I am somewhat bad in coding part, struggled but at the end of internship, learnt a lot, got job on that skill, not a great CTC but not too bad. 

Recently, I started interviewing and seeing many posts on twitter, learnt many concepts, a simple http request has so much thing that sometime it goes out of brain, all started with an SDE-2 frontend interview at Plum, where I didn't know anything. I wanted to go for backend but I am not able to even cover whole frontend part.

I don't know if it is normal or not but I feel software engineering is not my cup of tea even though I am handling all the frontend stuff at my company and thinking to switch into product side of things(product management). 

Seeking some advice what should I do?

I know but I don't. Am I that bad?

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A product manager writing code? Did I read that right?

Software Developer

I am 4 months into my first job as a product manager. I have never coded in my life except for a basic coding course in college. While I am always eager to understand technical concepts and tend to ask a lot of questions around the same I still feel there's a huge gap in communication. 

This leads to poorly estimated timelines, and often difficulty in assessing feasibility of ideas.

I wish to learn more about software architecture, data management systems and the development processes in general. 

While I know I lack technical expertise, I don't want to discount the possibility of this just being a communication issue within the team. This is a series B startup just entering the growth phase, so no proper processes are set up as of now - again something I will have to streamline.

My question is to all the product managers especially who don't come from a technical background - how did you bridge this gap?

Resources for Non-Tech PMs

I'm a btech student. I'm finding it hard to maintain 75% attendance. I don't really like going to college and I hate coding, I kinda like marketing/ managing stuff. Any suggestions?! And does cgpa matters so much?

Btech

I feel like I’m having a reverse rite of passage here. My previous work experience was in retail(analyst sort of a role, but not really. Point is, it was useless and I didn’t really learn much beyond getting good at interacting with people across the world). I recently got into product because, tbh I didn’t really know what to do, and this seemed decent. So I did an internship, and eventually landed a job. Anyway, don’t get me wrong. I do like product, at least the idea of it, but I’m not necessarily a fan of the products that I’ve worked on and am working on currently. But ever since I’ve become an APM, I’ve had a chance to get a good look at how the tech side works and how it all comes together to make the product work and I really like it. I never stuck to coding during college because I hard a hard time understanding the bigger picture and did not go beyond html css and basic for loops. But ever since I’ve gotten into product and had the chance to work closely with the tech team, I’ve become really fascinated with how it all works together and the ways in which all the optimisations and tweaks help better the product and in turn the user experience. And I’ve also come to realise that I don’t exactly like having so many calls and meetings. And also in the future, I’d like to build my own product, so I figured it’d be nice to learn to code and have a good grasp on how backend works so that I can start building my own thing. So, eventually, say and year or two down the line, would it be a bad idea to switch to tech full time? And yeah, this is an impulsive thought, and I’m not acting upon it(besides learning JS on the side), but I’d love to hear opinions.

Aa a software do i need to learn coding?

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