1/5 Is joining as a PM at an early stage startup worth it? Absolutely! You'll wear many hats, learn fast, and have a huge impact.
2/5 PM at big companies vs small companies? Big companies offer resources, established processes, and greater visibility.
3/5 However, at a small company, you'll have more autonomy, flexibility, and a chance to shape the product from scratch.
4/5 In a big company, you may focus on optimizing existing products, while at a startup, you'll be on the front lines of innovation.
5/5 So, whether you thrive in structure or crave the thrill of the unknown, the choice between big or small company PM roles is yours!
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How would you compare India-based product roles at MNCs (like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Walmart, Uber) with PM opportunities at India-based tech startups (Flipkart, Inmobi, Zomato, Swiggy, Ola)?
What are the gives and gets?