I'm a PM with 2.5+ years of experience. I have a habit of reading product management newsletters. But now I'm planning to start with good product management books.
Suggest a book that you've read and was practically useful in your work. This can help folks like me facing this issue of choosing between an ocean of books out there.
Which newsletters do you read and found useful for a PM with a similar experience like you?
Lenny's newsletter is the best of it all. Just keeping with this diligently suffices the need here.
Rabbithole is in a way sometimes better since you get routed to really good articles. Check this out as well.
For me, I felt these two were good enough to read an article or two a day. There might be a lot of other good newsletters out there. Explore and if you find something really useful, Pls share here.
+1 @Prodlead Do have have the paid subscription for Lenny's newsletter?
Spend time internalising the latest Reforge artifacts that dropped and start applying in your PM role. You’ll be sorted. It can literally not get easier than this. The CXOs from Pinterest/Hubspot/SurveyMonkey have all laid bare their secrets. Aur kya hi chahiye
Inspired - Marty Cagan
Lenny Rachitsky’s blogs - general, but really good for growth, gtm, execution
Stratechery blog - strategy
The mom test (book) - user research
Cracking the Pm interview (for prep)
Try “ continuous discovery habits”
It’s must read.
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