So I started PMing a year back, 25y atm. Joined as APM right out of college. Sometimes I feel I should've done some adjacent role which would could've helped me in understanding how the industry works. Most of the times I work on feature mindlessly.
Many times lead engineers directly come to me for ticket requirements, all though i can deal with them, from time to time i feel like an imposter.
I'm in the same boat. Currently working as a PM at a startup where I joined as an APM right out of College. Got promoted within a year.
I feel like I could improve by having someone senior in the team to mentor me but I'm the only one working in the Product team from the past 2 years.
Why did I read similar post on Reddit today?
Coz you were wasting time during office hours
And you are wasting time blatantly copy pasting from Reddit ? https://www.reddit.com/r/ProductManagement/s/hYtpb9Khww
I believe 3 YOE in product analytics or dev is ideal to get into an APM role.
It's not gonna change anytime soon.
Imo the only way to learn is to ship. The more you shop, the more you learn
Same trajectory as you, but now after 1 year I'm confident in myself
Hey folks,
I have been working as an Associate Product Manager full time for the last 1+ year, and everyday I feel that I am not doing something impactful although I do have a lot of work on a daily basis.
Initially, in my first year...
Hey folks,
I have been working as an Associate Product Manager full time for the last 1+ year, and everyday I feel that I am not doing something impactful although I do have a lot of work on a daily basis.
Initially, in my first year...
Note - I am a product manager too
4 out of 5 product managers will act all high and mighty of themselves, bragging their way as if they run everything going on in the company, flaunting their business degrees and being utterly disresp...
