Interview with Google Product Manager

#Google #ProductManagement
Today I interviewed Nupur Jain, Product Manager Technical at #Google
Nupur transitioned from Business Analyst to Product Manager and shares with us an overview of what it's like to work at Google as a #ProductManager and what's the secret sauce to get there!
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@00:00 - Intro and Nupur's background
@02:02 - Why Product Management
@03:46 - What it's like to Work at Google
@05:27 - What she likes the most about working at Google
@06:50 - Day to day of a Product Manager at Google
@09:58 - Challenges of Working at Google
@11:56 - What makes a PM successful at Google
@13:27 - The secret sauce to get into Google
@16:03 - Can you transition from another role into Product Management?
@18:37 - Words of advice for those who are researching about Product Management
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💻 About me 💻
I'm a Senior Product Manager by day and content creator whenever I have a few minutes in the morning, day or night to spare! I have experience working in Product Management at Microsoft in AI & Machine Learning, as well as Cisco in Wireless Technologies. I'm originally from Mexico City and I moved to the U.S. in 2015 to study my MBA at Duke University. I discovered Product Management when I started Business School and since then, it has been my mission and my passion to help others break into this role!
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✅ Disclosure ✅
This video is not sponsored; all opinions shared are my own.
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[@HiZelia]

GREAT INSIGHTS! :D loved it & subscribed!! thank you so much!!

[@ranjithkundapur8410]

This was a top interaction, Diego So much information, loved this discussion.

[@OffbeatTravelVK]

Thank you so much @PM Diego and Nupur!

[@shishiryadav4982]

Awesome discussion for understanding product management

[@AbhinavArora7184]

As a Business Analyst myself who is looking to break into Product Management, this video hit home! Nupur's comment on having faith in your own skillset was just spot on. Thank you Diego for this, and all the other great content you have been putting out.

[@nikitauday]

Great interview 👏👏

[@cleopatras7488]

Thank you so much Diego and Nupur for such informative video. Appreciate it. I was wondering for resume, I’m software engineer want to change career to TPM. Do you think I should add the applications that I built or projects that I worked on as a section on my resume?

[@hamidja1537]

Thanks for sharing

[@zaferabdulrahman6988]

You must've taken her advice. Congrats on landing a PM role at GOOG!

[@ashishbhatia8046]

Great discussion, especially around why you want to get into a PM role and if it’s the right fit. Also, love the points about technology awareness. Lot of people get bogged down or carried away thinking about tech interview part and cut themselves short on other aspects.

[@PMDiegoGranados]

Thanks Ashish! I’m glad you liked it! You are right, it’s super important to not forget that the PM interview is more than just studying for product cases or technical questions. The whole process of recruitment involves a lot of networking, communication and other soft skills

[@PreetiAdhikari-kv9zr]

Hi I would like to ask that people from non technical and don't know about coding and programming can they go for product management field ... Btw I'm taking about myself 🙂 I'm BCOM Honours student Seeking for your positive response !

[@PMDiegoGranados]

Hi @Preeti, absolutely! You certainly can be a Product Manager WITHOUT having a technical background. Check out this playlist I made that covers and end to end set of videos on how to break into PM: kzbin.info/aero/PLcMv0LrPMqFW25VeO7fqCUQbhxGD2Khnv I also have this guide that can help you: pmdiego.substack.com/p/if-you-want-to-break-into-product Let me know if you have any questions