Want to switch to Product Management
I am a Finance guy with around three years of experience but thinking to move to Product roles in fintech or a products that has anything to do with transactions. Where do I start?
Hey good folks, I’ve have had a decent long career of 9 years now, started with finance for 1 year switched quickly to category/program/ business facing roles for the longest time, I have worked in various edtechs - notable Unacademy initial days, currently working for a fintech company, I have a very good interest in tech as a whole for a long time, product management is the best role for me move forward and switch, I wanted to know a way to switch or learn in the right way, do courses work ? Will only practical experience work ?
P.s not exactly a newbie in the space, I’ve identified problems, ideated, built and solved problems via features, functionality and process all in the purview of product + results - one of the reason why I find it extremely interesting
What would be an optimal way to become a PM (wouldn’t say a right way)
What's your current CTC?
The only problem I see is that if u want to enter as a PM, then either you have to compromise on pay OR you have to find such companies who ask for 1-2 years of PM experience and want more sort of project manager.
24 lpa
Optimal/fastest/no-salary-cut way : Try for a PM role in your current org. As you mentioned you have worked on features, it will be easy for you to build the context and show outcomes.
I am a Finance guy with around three years of experience but thinking to move to Product roles in fintech or a products that has anything to do with transactions. Where do I start?
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Just wanted to know people's experiences who have made this switch or even just general things i or anyone should know. Apart from the obvious change in work, Is the salary structure the same? Etc.
And just for context in my specific c...