I really wanted to build great products and have a say in how they would be built. To thrive in ambiguity and find relationships between causality and features is an addictive feeling. What about you?
I loved using new apps and understanding how they worked. I still download new apps every week and see what new things are companies doing.
Eternal learning mindset is very important
I enjoy connecting dots, finding correlations. Realised over a period of time, my superpower is finding information out of thin air. Exploiting my super powers my making decent money & learning new things every day.
It is perhaps the most enjoyable part of the job
Same. And then I realised. What a trap this superpower is. Your manager expects you to be ready with answers 24x7. How many dots will you connect out of thin air? Even if 1 dot remains unconnected, that beautiful solution can quickly turn into a nightmare. If made live, then it's a personal disaster.
To folks who have loved working with a Product Manager at any point, what are some of the most important traits you admired about them?
Was it the personality/smartness, or their passion for work or something else entirely?
I've been working as a Senior Analyst at a startup for 4+ years, and I've always wanted to become a Product Manager to make a big difference. So, I've started getting ready for it.
Hi! I'm in a non tech role at a tech company - I work in Corporate Communications. Are there others here who work in similar roles?
I have been sooo interested in Product Management, as an outsider with no technical knowledge but all the passion for it. I intended to become a Product Manager taking the hard route (non technical background), but at this point I am sti...
In a world full of competition, where surving has turned out to be a struggle for the basic, I've often found myself reflecting on my own journey. Coming from a modest background, raised by misogynistic parents who never taught self reli...
