
An introduction to the course, 'Product Management Foundations'. This section covers a brief overview of the course, and what are the learning objectives.
In this short article, the learners would get to know how to navigate through the course and how to make the most out of it.
In this lecture, we take the example of Google to build our understanding of Product Management.
This lecture elaborates on the product management practice.
This lecture explains the role of a product manager and what responsibilities they entail in different stages of the product life cycle.
This lecture explains the history of product management and tries to help you understand why product management as a practice came into existence in technology organizations.
In this lecture, we bust some myths around the role of Product Manager.
In this lecture, we elaborate in detail about the product management processes and discuss some common frameworks, tools & techniques that product managers use. Also, make use of the additional resources to broaden your perspective around these frameworks as these will come handy when you attempt the assignment.
In this lecture, we briefly discuss about the required skills and then go on to explain about the key operative skills that help product managers stand out.
In this lecture, we discuss on the career path of a product manager.
Product Management is a sought after career for many software professionals. Professionals from different backgrounds aspire to take up this challenging and rewarding role to further their careers. However, there is aspiration and then there is reality. A few succeed in their career pursuits but many fail as there is a lack of structured courseware that is practical enough to bridge this skill gap.
Product Management Foundations is an introductory yet comprehensive course in this direction to help all aspiring and budding product managers to understand more about product management, get to know about the product management craft, and the essential skills, processes, frameworks involved in it. It is a fast track and practical course that teaches you product management as it happens on the ground, in most software product organizations.
The intended audience for this course are:
Professionals who want to get into Product Management
Accidental Product Managers, ones who landed up in product management roles with no context whatsoever
Junior Product Managers who want to get an overall perspective of Product Management and build their foundations
Startup Founders & Cofounders who want to understand and implement Product management practice in their organization
Leaders from other Organizational Practices who work with Product Managers closely and want to understand who are they
Anyone & everyone who wants to understand about Product management