Six tips for more success as a product manager
There is no classic entry point into product management. Only a few universities specialize in training product managers. Typically…
There is no classic entry point into product management. Only a few universities specialize in training product managers. Typically, product managers start their jobs after studying business administration, start as developers or designers and then switch to product management. Others develop from marketing into a product marketing position and from there into product management. Many roads lead to Rome and it is precisely this broad spectrum of previous experience that makes a product organization successful.
At the same time, this diversity also means that, product managers are difficult to compare. Everyone approaches the job in a different way. Every career path is individual. Every company has its own understanding of the role. Therefore, over time, many product managers ask themselves what makes a good product manager and what a career path for product managers can look like.
This question is not easy to answer, but you can actively work to understand for yourself where you stand …
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