[Thread] What are some of your favourite blogs in Product Management?

Hey folks, Looking to up my game in product management! 📊 Any favorite books, courses, or podcasts you recommend? Share your go-to resources! 📚 If you have any go-to resources such as books, online courses, podcasts, or blogs that have helped you on your product management journey, please share them with me! 📚 I'm particularly interested in resources that offer practical insights, real-world examples, and strategies for effective product development and management. Your recommendations will be invaluable as I continue to grow in my role. Thank you in advance for your suggestions! 🌟 #ProductManagement #LearningResources #ProductDevelopment #TechSkills

Hello fellow PMs Would be great if you all can share something that you recently read and liked.

Preferably interested in knowing the skills with which you up your game outside the work.

I'm a PM with 2.5+ years of experience. I have a habit of reading product management newsletters. But now I'm planning to start with good product management books. Suggest a book that you've read and was practically useful in your work. This can help folks like me facing this issue of choosing between an ocean of books out there.

Hi Folks, coming across on linkedin lot of posts by PM Influencers and it is literally overwhelming. How to separate good content from the annoying ones. Can an aspiring PM fix to few consistent quality resources and do quietly PM work. Are quiet PMs able to learn more on product management. Day by Day Linkedin posts on PM by PM Influencers are shitholes.

Hey all, can you suggest some product management resources I can refer for switching into the role I already have 1 product (PoW) that I've built, and 2 teardowns. Let me know what next steps can I take.

I really like reading great blogs. Paul Graham’s blogs are one of the more enjoyable ones to me and I constantly find myself reading through them again and again. The writing is clear and has strongly incisive insights on the entrepreneurial path. This is an excellent read: http://www.paulgraham.com/badeconomy.html Looking forward to suggestions from you all.

Want to discuss if sabbatical being a taboo is valid and peoples opinions of it. I will start with mine Background - 8 years in tech 3 company switches Sabbatical of 1 month, 3 month and 6 month between each break. Personal experience - quite enriching. Though there was panic and anxiety of not having a job during the period, it truly helped me take a step back, reassess my career trajectory, and mostly just Destress and re prioritise Every now and then i loose my true love for tech and product and the sabbaticals helped me to rediscover that by just reading about technology that was not outcome driven ( like for switching a job) Quite rewarding each time in terms of salary jumps also. I think i was able to make a better case for myself at a particular position just because i had more time to process stuff from last job. It also helped me make better decisions for next thing which has in general helped me shape my career better ( i think atleast) Open to anyone sharing their stories/perspectives related to sabbaticals