Drive product strategy, roadmap, and execution
Product Management is a strategic role that bridges business, technology, and user experience to build successful products. As a product manager, you will define product vision and strategy, conduct user research, prioritize features, create roadmaps, work with engineering and design teams, analyze metrics, and drive product success. This comprehensive roadmap covers product strategy, user research methods, data analysis, agile methodologies, wireframing and prototyping, stakeholder management, go-to-market strategies, and product metrics. Product managers are highly valued in tech companies and startups, often called the 'CEO of the product.' The role requires strong communication skills, analytical thinking, technical understanding, business acumen, and the ability to make data-driven decisions. Unlike technical roles, product management focuses more on the 'what' and 'why' rather than the 'how.'
6-8 weeks
Responsibilities, skills, day-to-day activities
Ideation, development, launch, growth, maturity
Vision, mission, goals, OKRs
Competitive analysis, market sizing, trends
8-10 weeks
Conducting interviews, asking questions, insights
Creating user personas, jobs-to-be-done
Journey mapping, pain points, opportunities
Testing prototypes, gathering feedback
6-8 weeks
Low-fidelity designs, user flows
Figma, interactive prototypes, mockups
Design thinking, usability, accessibility
Working with designers, design reviews
8-10 weeks
Sprints, user stories, backlog management
RICE, MoSCoW, value vs effort
Product roadmaps, timeline, communication
Technical discussions, tradeoffs, estimation
8-10 weeks
Google Analytics, Mixpanel, event tracking
DAU/MAU, retention, churn, conversion
Experiment design, statistical significance
Querying data, data analysis
6-8 weeks
Launch strategy, positioning, messaging
Communication, alignment, presentations
Pricing, packaging, customer acquisition
Viral loops, retention, monetization