
Principles of Product Management
200 pages of PM best practices from Amazon, FB, and more.
Principles of Product Management launched on January 27, 2020 with 254 votes, #68 of 3,486 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
In plain words
Principles of Product Management is a 200-page guide covering product management best practices drawn from experience at Amazon, Facebook, and other companies. It addresses how to overcome challenges, develop products starting from customer problems, and prepare for PM interviews with practice questions and answers. The book is designed for aspiring and current product managers seeking practical, job-tested strategies.
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Includes 200 pages of best practices learned on the job at Amazon, Facebook, and other companies about: 💡 Principles to overcome adversity. 🔨 Product development starting from the customer problem. ✅ Getting the job with practice PM interview questions and answers.
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Hey folks. Last year I was fortunate enough to sign a deal to write a book with my favorite technical publisher, The Pragmatic Bookshelf. When I started out as an Engineering Manager many years ago, I found that there wasn't a huge amount of material that specifically and practically helped me understand how to do my job. When you learn to program there's all of these amazing tutorials, examples and guides, but what was there for new managers? In response to this, a couple of years ago I started a blog over at https://www.theengineeringmanager.com which got a decent amount of…
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