I'm a PM at a startup, with some PM experience and strategy background. I want to get more technical to talk tech with engineers, understand products better, and maybe do some work myself. What tech knowledge should I focus on? With no-code tools and AI, don't want to learn outdated stuff.
Learning about tech will make you start thinking about the limitations of the system. It's better to leave that to the engineers and let your creativity fly a little. Ignorance is bliss afterall.
Bro, me having a tech background and an entrepreneurial experience not getting even a PM internship. If you can help please help.
I am honestly just furious at the pay difference between the salary of an sde and a pm. Both work just as hard.
I could teach a 12th standard kid, how to do project management. Don’t need some Lean Six Sigma or Black Belt/Yellow ...
What would you suggest a person with no tech background should start learning given the current AI scenario and what to learn? For context I’ll be working mostly as a manager, I’m a marketing graduate with MBA from tier 1 college, but i ...
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I'm a pm with marketing background, what should i do to become technically literate?
I'm getting hang of backend and frontend, but need help in understanding complex design choices/frameworks that engineers have made in the pas...
