So is product management really not a requirement alone as a role and people from different teams can take those responsibilities , although it happened but still you require someone as a 50% generalist and 50 specialist depending on the technology and product and if going by this logic then CEO is also doing a job which can taken by anyone and same as chief marketing officer and chief business officer also only CTO is something that makes sense
Waiting for the time when this CEO finds out that not everyone has management and leadership qualities. Also you would require to think through all the steps beforehand, have an understanding of how things are going to be done, and take the accountability. I am only touching up the surface, and I am not even a manager, just someone managing things and seeing the stark difference IRL in my colleagues and myself.
Mujhe to Bhavish Aggarwal lag rhe , just random guessing though;)
Who’s the CEO?
No idea , I just randomly found this post on reddit, it hurts because i am also keenly interested in product management not because of hefty pay (ofcourse it is though) but due to the fact that I have good analytical and ux design skills and the creativity and ardent to build something for customers out there from scratch
If you want a people manager who is also good at product translation and customer work, then you need one...unless the chindi ceo can do it himself and run the company then ok, engineers will do it from their perspective and message up the roadmap and the sleepy Engineering manager will do jack
Say you are a spectator and this seems like the next best thing to get into.. is that the right thought? And if you’re a non tech bachelors with an mba degree from tier two college, Is it possible to break in product management? And if ...
Note - I am a product manager too
4 out of 5 product managers will act all high and mighty of themselves, bragging their way as if they run everything going on in the company, flaunting their business degrees and being utterly disresp...
Is CPTO role killing the innovation in Indian companies . Mostly what I have seen is that CPTO is from a tech background and their decisions are mostly biased towards tech and it ends up spoiling customer experience. For eg - Look at com...
I am reading very often that the craze around product management is too much and this career is not worth the hype. Adding on to that it has huge supply of PMs and many of PMs are underpaid. Is it true?