If any individual keep portraying negative picture about anything, check if they are selling courses as a remedy against the same.
Fear is a tried, tested sales tactic.
Valid for Akshat & many others as well :)
PM definition is very vague in India. There is no proper role definition. What Amul said is true for developer-turned-PMs who speak to teams and are involved in execution. That doesn't require a major skill other than communication. Especially for Developer turned PMs it is a cakewalk. The future of the PM role lies in the Business side where you do product discovery, GTM, growth, etc. PMs with IIM degrees having business PM experience will be a hot cake in the market because they are involved in bringing actual business/revenue to the company
How is this role still super preferred by so many applicants?
PM roles are fine and would still exist. What companies need from PMs is a bold thinking. Not some safeplay where AI is a feature, but an actual reimagining of the current process and understanding where they are vulnerable. Sadly, most PMs don’t have that. Most don’t even understand the basics of AI to know what’s possible or not. Many outsource their thinking to some podcast, OR some influential leader and just adapt that to their current product. You can see that very well in the interviews these guys give.
While he makes some good points sometimes, I have always found his reasoning rather shallow. Muted long back. He used to post on JEE as well, and most of his JEE takes were incorrect.
Almost every other post about PM function is as eye opening as this. What do you guys think?
A senior PM here, will play the devil’s advocate here. Don’t want to demean or offend anybody but as long as compan...
Every other day, I keep seeing some random, unaware bhaiya/didi writing essays on Linkedin about “How PM is really DEaD!”. There's a frustrated LI didi who rarely worked in PM & has grand opinions about it.
I thought I can put forward ...
Prompting is gonna play a big role. Have worked on a GenAI project and regular/average AI/ML leads really struggle wi...
Its been a few good years of product roles being adopted in Indian companies big & small, Yet they remain the most random wild cards.
From skewness towards just tools (SQL, Clevertap, Jira etc) to absolute monstrosity in 3 years exp + ...
Try to avoid asking questions which can doxx me on LinkedIn (that's where I post a little)
See if you can focus on asking questions around principles & not masala stories
Problem with masala stories is that you'll learn the wrong t...
