I've been working as an APM at a startup for about 6 months. I kinda fell into the role. Was a developer previously for about a year. So in total about 2 years of industry experience. As an APM, I've not gotten a lot of opportunities to work on hands on PM stuff. My line manager isn't a great mentor and despite having conversations with him to give me more product related tasks, my situation has not improved.
What should I do? Will I be able to land another APM or a PM job elsewhere?
if u are only gonna be able to work on what ur manager gives u, low hopes of a product career bro. u are a dev too. just speak ur mind in them product meetings. come up with solutions technically detailed and show people beyond your manager how u are capable. apne aap tereko product ka kaam dega Splitting from the company gives u little upside. market is shit. and u anyways do not have great experience. so shovel the shit and work urself up another level before u try shifting.
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