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Why Technical Products Management?
This course is about Tech Product Manager – a rapidly growing role in today’s IT industry.
Many innovative companies (Google, Amazon, Facebook, Booking, Uber, etc) build a big portion of their value on the non–intuitive (for a classical product perspective) tech insights and need a mix of product and technical skills to drive it from a vague idea to the end customer facing solution. Think Google Search: minimum UI, but maximum algorithmical and infrastructural magic which almost fully determines a value and the overall experience. As you probably guessed, search algorithms and large–scale infrastructure are two examples of Tech PM sweet spots.
But it is a mistake to think that unless you work for one of IT–giants, there is no application of Tech PM skills. Look around for a second —mostly everything you encounter is an online–service of some size: you book a flight and hotel online, order food, learn guitar, sometimes even do guided sport and renew a passport with your government — everything is online. All of these products do not hang in the air — they are powered by ecosystems of actual software (e.g. Java) services and there is a product leader with a team driving them in the right (or wrong) direction. The moment mostly everything in the product becomes a service, the leader naturally gets involved in a Tech PM area.
Specification: Technical Product Management: learn on 4 real industry cases
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| Price | $9.99 |
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| Duration | 3 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$9.99
VIRGINIA STEINER –
The course did a really good job of highlighting the dif between PM and TPM. I liked walking through the 4 cases. There were a few times documents such as backend flow diagrams were mentioned that I would have liked a visual example.
Olena Gorbatiuk –
One of the best PM course I took. Well structured and really useful content, that helps to look at everything from the PM perspective. One of the big advantage of the course is that it is very practical. The special highlight is the assignment, that helps to apply PM thinking and learn how to approach absolutely unclear task or new domain. I definitely recommend this course for everyone who is interested or involved in product development, not necessary current PMs.
Rohit –
The pronunciation of the instructor is not clear at all! And there are no captions as well.