This is a list of 25 short, crisp tutorials on Product Management — once done, you should have a good understanding of what a Product Manager does on a day-to-day basis, how to think about Market Research, User Research, Customer Development, as well as the business and people side of the job.
Product Managers sit at the intersection of Business, Technology, and Design and are expected to wear many hats. This list intends to get you to a point where you'll feel comfortable describing the various roles that you'd be expected to take on as a Product Manager.
In this section, we'll look into the different phases products go through over their lifetime, and an overview of the product development process and methodologies.
As a Product Manager, you have to be good at finding what we call "Product-Market Fit". This requires you to be good at sizing a market, and evaluating it in terms of competition — so that you can focus on building something that the market wants.
In this section, we will learn about how to go about doing your User Research — which is how we learn what it is that the users really want, so that we can build the right thing for them. At the end of this section, you should be able to find interviewees to interview, and be able to write User Personas that you can use in the product building process.
