Question regarding D2C/eCommerce

Hi Peeps, Wanted to know how the Product department of Indian Ecommerce companies like Amazon, Ajio, Meesho, Pepperfry and Luxury Closet. I'm coming from B2B space and would like to understand if I should accept the offer from the 1 of the companies above. Any and All discussion is extremely appreciated. I'm interested in understanding their culture, wlb and growth as PM.

I'll be soon shifting from a B2B SaaS early stage to an early-growth stage D2C consumer product startup. I am one of the early hires in the product function. While I understand that there is a significant difference in the role and responsibilities of a PM in both the positions, I couldn't find many resources available online to help with this. Would love to hear opinions from both B2B and D2C PMs on the difference in their roles. Would also appreciate any tips and advice for my new role. Thanks!

How do D2C brands and ad agencies get customer spending data for marketing campaigns and insights for new product launches? Do they generally rely on data provided by research companies like Kantar and Nielsen?

How are they different in tech and offline/D2C companies?

With over 10+ years of experience in Product management within the insurance and Fintech sector, I’ve realized that product management is still not understood/defined well as a role. I’m open to all sort of queries.

Hello, thanks for your patience. As someone from the creative industry I’d like to understand what product managers do exactly. What kind of companies hire Product Managers? As someone who has dwelled in copywriting, films, ads, and handling film production I’m looking to change towards Product Management. Are there any skills transferable to this professions? Appreciate your time.

Thinking of exploring the PM job market for SPM/PPM roles How's the market looking for IC product roles I am doing good, but a little bored now

Reaching out to all Product Managers! Looking for insights into possibilities for switching to a Consumer facing Product Manager role, when one has spent majority time in their career in a B2B PM role. I’m in my early career stage (3 YOE, 25 YO) in Product Management with B2B firms. I really wanna switch into a B2C role - but I am worried that my experience is highly B2B centric and would limit my chances. Many companies come up with “n+ years in a B2C product” in their requirements. Looking for any tips from people more experienced, also if any PMs have made such a switch.