Have you felt something changing about Product management itself this year? Can be about the daily routine, way this function is valued, incentives etc.
A long ass document no longer impresses anyone.
Quite contrary - Brevity and a high ratio of insights per page is what’s needed.
Or just the sharp ones to move the metrics right?
Product management is dead. PMs are expected to push harder and lead better. Fewer roles available now and MBas have flood the market.
Too bold a call. :D However Ken recently wrote a similar piece
Everyone and their mother became a product manager in the last few years. How safe are these jobs in a recession. I often hear (from engineers who don’t hide their disdain for PMs so maybe a biased opinion) that they are the first one to...
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Product managers are a divisive bunch. Ask us what we do, and most of us puff our chests and babble about Steve Jobs, PMF and god-knows-what. The rest slouch and mumble something about writing JIRAs.
Curious about how non-PM folks view ...
Lately I am seeing a lot of devs transition to product management directly without an MBA. Those who have taken that path, is it worth it?
Why did you transition? What are some of the things you hadn't consider before making the switc...