I am a 2023 graduate and a product Enthusiast. I am from a top tier NIT but unfortunately no companies come for PM roles. I have no idea why. I have a placement in a very good company and a very good salary but im not satisfied because its not in Product.
What are my options, what do I do? I am not at all interested in another rat race to the IIMs and MBA degrees. I just want to work and hustle.
What can I do??
Appreciate all the suggestions. Thank you
Why Product?
Bhai kya hai Product Management mein?
Sabko wohi Banna hai?
Product Management me internship ki and had a very good experience. I had not enjoyed doing anything prior to this.
Soo its my genuine interest.
Bas sab jaa rhe haiin to jaana haii aisa nhi.
Hope you understand.
Also what is your opinion??
I've been in Product for 3+ years. It's nice in the beginning, but it gets boring really fast.
Same old things, repetitive and a lot of things you think you can innovate will be thrown into a forgotten backlog graveyard. If you can deal with that, is good
Try to get a product analyst or business analyst role. These easily feed into PM roles
Try to build something.
Don't
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