Breaking into Product Management

You just need to be a good problem identifier and solver in general to become a PM. You don't need any specific degree or certification for you to be a PM. Having said that, let's start with what this particular

1 on 1 call would cover.

If you are thinking about becoming a product manager and not sure where to start? Don’t worry, you’re not alone, and you don’t need a tech background to get started. Here’s how I can help you step into the world of product management:

• What is a PM Anyway?
• Let's chat about what product managers really do. There's a variety of roles out there, and understanding what fits your interests and skills is a great first step.
• Skills Mapping
• We'll take a look at your current skills and figure out how they can shine in a PM role. Plus, I'll point you towards the most useful resources to pick up any additional skills you might need.
• The Myth of the Technical Requirement
• If you’re worried about not having a tech background, let's bust that myth together. It’s more about understanding problems and communicating solutions than about coding them yourself. I myself don't have a tech degree
• Building Your Own Projects
• Even without a PM title, you can show off what makes you a great fit for the role. I’ll guide you on how to craft projects that showcase your skills in making decisions and leading products.
• Networking Smart
• I’ll share some personal tips on how to connect with people in the industry, find mentors, and make your mark before even landing the job.
• Interview Prep
• When you're ready, we’ll prep for interviews together, focusing on the questions you're most likely to face and how to present your journey authentically.