Starting my journey as a technical product manager in a data analytics firm in bangalore. Any pointers?

Hi Fellow PMs, I previously worked as: - AI Product Manager (Gen AI, LLM, Agents, Fine-tuning, Multi-Modal LLM etc.) - B2B Marketing SaaS PM (SDK, Marketing Automation, Attribution, Revenue Tracking, Analytics etc.) Currently, I am looking for Tech Product Manager/Engineering Manager roles. I am open to working as TPM in other domains as well. I have been searching for TPM roles for the last 2 months but it's been difficult. Looking forward to getting some leads within the community. Thanks 🙏

Hi All, I am currently working as a Consultant at Infosys and have been with the company for the past year. I hold a B.Tech in Computer Science and an MBA in Marketing. I am looking to transition to a role in a product-based company. Recently, I solved a case study and secured 7th place out of 33 participants. If there are any opportunities or referrals, please reach out to me. I can share my resume and case study for your review. While I may not have extensive experience, I have the potential and just need one chance. Regards

Hi All, I am currently working as a Consultant at Infosys and have been with the company for the past year. I hold a B.Tech in Computer Science and an MBA in Marketing. I am looking to transition to a role in a product-based company. Recently, I solved a case study and secured 7th place out of 33 participants. If there are any opportunities or referrals, please reach out to me. I can share my resume and case study for your review. While I may not have extensive experience, I have the potential and just need one chance. Regards

Hi Fellow Viners, I previously worked as: - AI Product Manager (Gen AI, LLM, Agents, Fine-tuning, Multi-Modal LLM etc.) - B2B Marketing SaaS PM (SDK, Marketing Automation, Attribution, Revenue Tracking, Analytics etc.) Currently, I am looking for Tech Product Manager/Engineering Manager roles. I am open to working as TPM in other domains as well. I have been searching for TPM roles for the last 2 months but it's been difficult. Looking forward to getting some leads within the community. Thanks 🙏

Hi Fellow Viners, I previously worked as: - AI Product Manager (Gen AI, LLM, Agents, Fine-tuning, Multi-Modal LLM etc.) - B2B Marketing SaaS PM (SDK, Marketing Automation, Attribution, Revenue Tracking, Analytics etc.) Currently, I am looking for Tech Product Manager/Engineering Manager roles. I am open to working as TPM in other domains as well. I have been searching for TPM roles for the last 2 months but it's been difficult. Looking forward to getting some leads within the community. Thanks 🙏

Hey! Looking to transition into Product management role. I have worked in early stage startups and have been involved in side projects. Is anyone hiring or can refer me?

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.

Hi All I have 2.5 YOE as an analyst, currently working as an senior product analyst with CTC of 15L fixed + 5L ESOPs. I have only been in product since start of career and have a set path to becoming an APM at my firm by next cycle in Dec. Recently I wanted some building experience and I have built a few web and mobile apps and I found coding is very interesting. I’m having thoughts about switching careers because of 2 reasons: 1) Money - although I believe I’m underpaid (cause I received offers of 22L fixed for role of product analyst in past but chose not to switch because of market volatility.) But in long run, I believe being tech is going to make a lot more money compared to product roles (I have friends with 1-2 YOE making 26L fixed) and the remote opportunities. 2) Skills Product is mostly soft skills and tech is more hard skills driven. With amount of layoffs in PM roles, I think tech is just a safer bet. Also given I don’t hate coding. I think I would happily code compared to doing things like user calling/ making review decks/ following up with other teams meticulously/ writing PRDs. One specific question I have is: what are things in tech role that are not very fun to do but still part of JD?

Hi everyone, I'm a B.Tech. graduate in Computer Science with 7+ years of experience in sales and operations leadership, looking to transition into a product management role (PM/APM). I recently completed a PG certification in Product Management with a specialization in Product Growth, where I honed my skills through projects and assignments. My passion for building and growing products led me to pursue this certification during a career break. In my previous role (3 years), I spearheaded teams, driving revenue, growth, product adoption, customer satisfaction, and churn reduction. I'm eager to leverage my experience and newfound knowledge in product management. Any referrals or leads would be greatly appreciated!

Hi, I'm currently working as a Product Analyst at a promising startup, where I've been working on enhancing product delivery processes, keeping a check on deadlines (part of PMO), and driving client adoption for the past 1.5 years. Here my primary responsibilities involve conducting data analysis of projects and tickets, identifying trends and patterns, and providing insights to inform product decisions. However, I'm not directly involved in the core decision-making processes that shape product strategy. This is my first job and I feel there will be nothing specific that I will own in project management and/or process excellence, there is nothing much to grow in this field, and pretty much anybody can replace this task, *please correct me if I'm wrong. I'm particularly fascinated by the prospect of building solutions that will directly impact our clients hence the real world, developing innovative product strategies, and bringing impact to the business. I have some questions and seeking guidance. Insights, personal experiences, or any guidance will help me a lot. Thanks in advance. - Should I consider pursuing a product management role? - Or should I step toward product strategy? - If I need to get into product strategy, how can I do that? is an MBA a must for this kind of role? - Or are there other avenues that might be more suitable for my current skillset and experience?