What It Takes To Become A Great Product Manager

What It Takes To Become A Great Product Manager

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You have probably heard other people refer to Product Managers as the “CEO of the product.” I disagree because product managers simply don’t have any direct authority over most of the things needed to make their products successful: from user and data research through design and development to marketing, sales, and support.

So, what should you consider if you are thinking of pursuing a Product Manager role?



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