PM Career Lab - Proficiency Course

Confidently navigate interviews, stand out among candidates, and secure your Product Manager role with targeted strategies and skills.

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Course curriculum

1. Welcome to the Course (Video, Anton)
2. Introduction to Product Management Interviews
3. Product Manager Skills by Level
4. Course Overview
1. Lesson 1. Build your Resume
2. Lesson 2. Write the Cover Letter
3. Lesson 3. Networking: sending out requests
4. Lesson 4. Networking: after receiving responses
1. Lesson 1. Fit in Product Management
2. Lesson 2. Introduction
3. Lesson 3. CV follow up questions
4. Lesson 4. Your weaknesses
5. Lesson 5. Leadership
6. Lesson 5. Conflict resolution
7. Lesson 6. Why Product Management?
8. Lesson 8. Why company X?
9. Lesson 9. Favourite product
10. Lesson 6. Entreprenurial drive
1. Lesson 1. General case aproach
2. Lesson 2. Asking clarifying questions
3. Lesson 3. Choosing a proper framework
4. Lesson 4. Structuring
5. Lesson 5. Data Analysis
6. Lesson 6. Recommendation
1. Lesson 1. Quantitative Structures
2. Lesson 2. Market sizing
3. Lesson 3. Metrics
1. Lesson 1. Qualitative structures
2. Lesson 2. Go-no-go decision
3. Lesson 3. Growth questions
4. Lesson 4. Pricing and monetization
5. Lesson 5. Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A)
6. Lesson 6. Product design
1. Lesson 1. Process structures
2. Lesson 2. Client journey
3. Lesson 3. Funnel Algorithm
1. Lesson 1. IT technical questions
2. Lesson 2: Essential Technical Concepts
1. Google: Company and Products Overview
2. Pathways to a Product Management Interview
3. Hiring Process Overview
1. OLD: How to become "Googler"
2. How to become a "Googler"?
1. Google's Products
1. Quantitative Frameworks
2. Qualitative Frameworks
3. Process Frameworks
1. Introduction: Why Leadership Principles?
2. List of Principles and Their Summaries
1. Ownership Core Ideas
2. Question
3. Seemingly Good Answer Example
4. Seemingly Good Answer Analysis
5. Good Answer Example
6. Good Answer Analysis
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PM Career Lab - Proficiency Course

Course curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome & Course Overview

Chapter 2: Building your Resume

Chapter 3: Fit

Chapter 4: General case approach

Chapter 5: Product case solving - Quantitative Structures

Chapter 6: Product case solving - Qualitative Structures

Chapter 7: Product case solving - Process Structures

Chapter 8: IT Technical Questions

Google: Securing spot at Google PM

Google: Cultural Fit

Google: Job and Company Awareness

Google: PM Case Solving

Introduction to Amazon Leadership Principles

Leadership Principle 1: Ownership

Leadership Principle 2: Dive Deep

Leadership Principle 3: Earns Trust

Leadership Principle 4: Bias for Action

Leadership Principle 5: Deliver Results

Leadership Principle 6: Have Backbone; Disagree and Commit

Leadership Principle 7: Invent and Simplify

Leadership Principle 8: Customer Obsession

Leadership Principle 9: Insist on the Highest Standards

Leadership Principle 10: Are Right, A Lot

Leadership Principle 11: Learn and Be Curious

Leadership Principle 12: Hire and Develop the Best

Leadership Principle 13: Think Big

Leadership Principle 14: Frugality

Leadership Principle 15: Strive to Be Earth’s Best Employer

Leadership Principle 16: Success and Scale Bring Broad Responsibility

Leadership Principle 17*: Dealing with Ambiguity

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