Free AI Resources for Product Managers
This article empowers product managers with key AI concepts, free resources, and real-world examples to build innovative, user-friendly products.
Arindam Mukherjee
Systems Thinking: The Secret Weapon of Successful Product Managers
Discover how systems thinking empowers product managers to make informed decisions, build resilient products, and foster collaboration. Learn key concepts, actionable steps, and unlock the secret weapon for product success!
Systems Thinking: The Secret Weapon of Successful Product Managers
In the dynamic world of product management, success hinges on navigating complexity. Users have evolving needs, markets shift rapidly, and technology continues to disrupt. To thrive in this environment, product managers need more than just a keen eye for detail – they need the superpower of systems thinking.
What is Systems
Is an MBA required for product management?
Product management is becoming an increasingly popular and sought-after job in the tech industry. As a product manager, you have the responsibility of managing the development and launch of products. It is a challenging and demanding job that requires strong leadership, communication, and technical skills. Many people ask if having
How to Become a Product Manager: A Step by Step Guide
LinkedIn ranks Product Manager as one of the fastest growing jobs with a 30% year-on-year growth just in the US alone. In India, the demand for product managers is even higher especially with the growth in product based companies.
If you are thinking about a career in product management, you
NextLeap is part of the GSV Cup Elite 200
As we step into 2022, we are even more motivated by being internationally recognized as The Elite 200 for shaping a better tomorrow. As we continue building a learning network for new-age professionals, a little boost like this goes a long way!
The Elite 200, is the acclaimed list of
The NextLeap Manifesto
In the previous post, we talked about why we are building NextLeap. Let’s talk a bit more about the what and how in this post.
Learning is not the product of teaching. Learning is the product of the activity of learners. — John Holt
For most part of the last
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