How To Become a Product Manager: The Ultimate Guide

[@Thehouse385]

Really, really good video. Feel like I have a much better understanding of what is necessary. Other videos just say “be good at talking to customers” and “know how to manage people”. This is infinitely more helpful.

[@ProductManagerAnthony]

Thanks so much for the comment! I’m glad you found it helpful!

[@MICHAELPHILIPSINC]

Sincerely, your video is awesome. I found it very helpful. Thank you for recording it.

[@gr13f_]

Recently stumbled across your channel, you are stellar man. I’m starting my pm journey and your videos are just awesome. 🤟

[@ProductManagerAnthony]

Really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment. Good luck on your PM journey!

[@Diiche]

I enjoyed watching every bit of this video. Thank you for sharing

[@satya_kartik8795]

Thank you brother for your valuable knowledge regarding this role, This really helped me to get a clear view. Have a nice day.

[@RC-qr8bn]

A lot of good tips. Thanks for sharing.

[@Hey11_]

Thank you for this!

[@anthoniaoluwatomisin]

Impactful. 👍🏽

[@VrajPatel-v6g]

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[@shainasuleman9595]

Great content, good advice! Thank you!

[@salmaan_farisi]

Thanks for sharing ❤

[@ashleygonzalez5559]

thank you

[@FlinVillena]

On point.

[@finnj3976]

Good video. I already hold a bachelor in nursing, one in computer science and some subjects in social sciences. I can't get a job in tech since I finished my cs degree in 2023. I have started on a master degree in business, but still cant get a job in product management. I have good recommondations, but I get told that my lack of experience in teams with developers is a "downer" :O

[@ProductManagerAnthony]

That's definitely frustrating to hear - especially since you have a computer science degree! Have you gotten far into PM interviews and then you get that feedback at the end?

[@judithmmeje1255]

This was very helpful

[@ghbloom2502]

Hello! About analytics...is it possible to get a hold of it even if you haven't done anything related to data analysis in college? Can product designers also switch into management?

[@ProductManagerAnthony]

Yes definitely possible! Check out my channel for the first video in a Product 101 series on Analytics. It’s definitely something someone can gradually learn and practice.

[@ARASIMOLALEKEODUNTAN]

Thanks, your points really impacting but I would be delighted if you can explain better the Business model and Role type. Thanks

[@matthewmurphy2739]

I’m 36. In project management for a tech based distribution company. I most design warehouses with cad professionals and engineers, manage jobs and contractors. I like tech stuff and drawn to it but this hit me after college ( I didn’t have a good compass of what I wanted in college like most people). I find the product manager position. Very interesting. my question is does my prior skill set fit in any way to markets that use product managers and if I go get a certificate as well as learn some things based off of this video would make a good transition to this type of job?

[@matthewmurphy2739]

Sorry for typos there I was using voice chat 😅

[@maxvilla6835]

For the first skill mentioned would you recommend people start out learning data analytics first?

[@ProductManagerAnthony]

Yes I think that would be a great start!

[@MrPrebuttal]

@@ProductManagerAnthonyDo you think I should get a role in data analytics first and then transition to Product?

[@ProductManagerAnthony]

It depends on your background! Are you currently a student and if so what degree are you getting? If you’re working full time what’s your role?

[@MrPrebuttal]

@@ProductManagerAnthony No degree and no previous work experience

[@ProductManagerAnthony]

Gotcha! I think getting a data analytics role first would be a good next step towards pivoting into Product eventually.

[@nana-ts7xk]

I'm a second year uni student - do u think a double major in marketing and data analytics is a good background to become a product manager? I was thinking of doing something marketing or business analytics related after graduation then transitioning into a PM role. pls give me some insight!:)

[@tristen673]

Would you recommend getting a bachelors degree? If so in what sector? Also can you break through in this industry without one?

[@ProductManagerAnthony]

I would strongly recommend getting a bachelors degree. A degree such as computer science would be ideal to gain a technical skill set. I think it would be quite challenging if not impossible to break into product without a bachelors degree at the minimum.

[@shuchigupta591]

Hello, I m multi-tasking ability and work in so many areas with 15 years of experience .so is it could I do products management coours

[@shuchigupta591]

Please guide me for career growth. I want to learn

[@mariamalaborde1366]

Thank you for this insightful video! I have a strong background in graphic design and Arts, so I wonder what kind of advantages it gives me for a PM role?

[@ProductManagerAnthony]

Awesome! Having that background definitely gives you advantages when it comes to overall design excellence / your ability to collaborate with other designers on the UX.