Hey — I'm Prashant. I started my career writing backend APIs at Deloitte, spent years deep in SAP integrations and enterprise systems, and somehow ended up as a Senior Product Manager at Eneco in the Netherlands (Rotterdam/Amsterdam), having worked across Booking.com, SAP and startups along the way. That "somehow" is actually the most important part. The transition from developer to product manager isn't accidental — but it's also not as mysterious as it feels from the inside. I've lived it, made the wrong turns, and figured out what actually works. That's the whole reason I'm here. A few things that might tell you whether I'm the right mentor for you: I cut reconciliation time by 75% at Booking.com (4 days → 1 day) by focusing obsessively on what the user actually needed, not what was technically elegant. I launched an AP Automation product at Incture that contributed $15M in revenue — by making hard calls early about what not to build. And I co-founded a fast food café in Bengaluru while holding down a tech career, which taught me more about prioritisation and ownership than any course ever did. I've been running informal "Coffee Connect" sessions between developers and PMs for a while now — because I genuinely believe that the gap between those two worlds is mostly a language problem, and it's one that's completely solvable. I don't do generic advice. Every session I run is grounded in your actual situation — your CV, your target role, your specific blockers. If you're a developer wondering how to make the leap, a PM trying to find your footing, or someone who just wants to talk to someone who's been through the global tech career grind at real companies — I'm your person. Let's talk. No fluff, no recycled frameworks. Just honest, specific guidance from someone who's been exactly where you are.