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#1 Problem solving skills #2 Passion for technology #3 User understanding #4 Eye for design #5 Business perspective #6 Analytical skills : being data driven #7 Balance of hard and soft skills - Lead without authority - Teamwork : strongly communicate. reconcile different views - Ability to take feedback - Prioritisation
Great video, great points on product management. I completely agree that a product manager is pretty much the "ringleader" of the product: you basically have to know all parts/features/pros/cons of the product (usually many products), understand how it compares to competition, know what the customer not only wants but will USE (not always the same thing), and then rally all the teams to get it done - without any real authority, so to speak. Having been a developer, designer, team lead and project manager, I can't think of any one role that needs to be more diverse than a product manager. Love the video!
Intelligent and good looking! Talk about good balance :) All jokes aside I've seen a few videos from this channel and every single one of them has something to learn from.
you make it sound like its tough by saying half the battle only is over, instead of easing through the skills and letting users know the requirements and not how tough or easy it is.
If the product isn't making any money, isn't it adding to PnL of the company? Haha.. just kidding. Surprisingly, I have developed all these skills over the years with lots of hard work. Time to start applying for some PM role. Loved this video. Thanks Ravi 😊
That is a very concise video. Great job. I could relate to each and every skill and could imagine the scenarios where I had to bring these skills in use.
Very true. I could relate to the skills as well. Which is why I wanted to tell you about this community of Product Managers called CohortPlus (cohortplus.com) which has helped me a lot in the past. Just wanted to share. Kudos.
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I am working as production manager for last more than 2 years, I like to move for another company. Our company is a small sale. Which course u preferred to me ?
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Thanks for the information and making this video :) Howeverr I also think the music is quite loud and makes it hard to listen to what you are saying, and what message you are bringing. Which is a shame, as far as I can judge that is quite decent and easy to understand. Keep up the good work!
Hi there, a PM here. It depends on the skill. For example, excel n pivot for analysis. Tableau for data dashboard. Google analytics for app monitoring. Balsamiq or Sketch for prototyping. Draw.io for creating user flow. N some other project management tools like Trello, Evernote, Asana, or Confluence. N some understanding of scrum or kanban, but you can learn it on the job.
Top 10 skills of a good Product Manager Hard Skills............. 🔥 Problem solving attitude Passionate for technology User Understanding Eye for design Business Prespective Analytical Skills Balance of Hard + Soft Skills Soft Skill.............. 🔥 Leading without Authority Teamwork Ability to Take Feedback Prioritisation Ultimately you will be judged on does the product make it.
@Sneha- Not true at all. It is not essential in expressing yourself. Depending in where you are. May be it is in India or Indian culture but not in most Western Countries.
There is no such thing as racism, only heuristics. When I hear an Indian accent, I assume a fake or cheated degree, corruption, and poor quality. Indians working in the West should anglicise their names and lose their accent as quickly as possible. India and Indians have a poor reputation worldwide.
sickre really? That's what you get from Indians ? They're such hard workers, how could you put all of them in one basket! Because you think your country does not have corruption? Ahhh the ignorance! He does not need to anglicise his name to satisfy people like you, get a grip and be more open minded!
@sickre Goodness that's impressively ignorant. And stupid. But I won't waste time having a cyber argument about the obvious reality of racism. You clearly have spent no time almost anywhere professionally. Half - if not more than half now - of Silicon Valley founders are immigrants, and a significant portion of those are Indians. Not just white Americans. Secondly, there's a reason why American firms outsource to Indian tech firms in large swaths. If the quality of work was so poor the cost savings would be outweighed by the marginal loss of customers due to a poor product. The opposite is true. I've learned this myself with startups I've worked on. Third, there's a reason why those of Indian decent are of the main groups protesting Ivy schools for discrimination -- it's because they are routinely of the most qualified to get in!! Fourth, UpGrad is an Indian tech company operating and focused on the Indian markets. Be grateful you're even able to access their content which obviously caught your eye otherwise you wouldn't be on their page. I'm not even Indian yet ignorant comments like yours piss me the hell off. Do your research, jackass. And @UpGrad, thanks for providing such a great resource!
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#1 Problem solving skills
#2 Passion for technology
#3 User understanding
#4 Eye for design
#5 Business perspective
#6 Analytical skills : being data driven
#7 Balance of hard and soft skills
- Lead without authority
- Teamwork : strongly communicate. reconcile different views
- Ability to take feedback
- Prioritisation
Thanks
thank you
Thanks girl
Thank you so much for summerizing
thanks
1 problem-solving attitude
2 solution oriented
3 deep understanding of 👤 user
4 really good user experience,
5 analytical skills
6 soft skills
7 teamwork
8 writing communication
9 feedback improvement
10 prioritisation
He can explain a subject simply; it means he understands it deeply. Keep going
Nice Rhyme.
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Great video, great points on product management. I completely agree that a product manager is pretty much the "ringleader" of the product: you basically have to know all parts/features/pros/cons of the product (usually many products), understand how it compares to competition, know what the customer not only wants but will USE (not always the same thing), and then rally all the teams to get it done - without any real authority, so to speak. Having been a developer, designer, team lead and project manager, I can't think of any one role that needs to be more diverse than a product manager. Love the video!
Intelligent and good looking! Talk about good balance :) All jokes aside I've seen a few videos from this channel and every single one of them has something to learn from.
Hi Darshna, we are so glad you liked it!
Fantastic video. I can relate it to my career.
Aside from possibly the being data driven one which could include a bunch of statistics, this was pretty much all soft skills
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Thanks for the video. Very informative and to the point. Great job!
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Great video. Hand movements are not distracting. Very, very informative.
:D :D :'D Not at all distracting
very informative...
you make it sound like its tough by saying half the battle only is over, instead of easing through the skills and letting users know the requirements and not how tough or easy it is.
Great info. Thank you and keep up the great work.
If the product isn't making any money, isn't it adding to PnL of the company?
Haha.. just kidding. Surprisingly, I have developed all these skills over the years with lots of hard work.
Time to start applying for some PM role.
Loved this video. Thanks Ravi 😊
hey, how is your journey going as a pm. did u make it? I am also planning to acquire these skills 1 by one and try for pm. any tips?
Amazing video! Thanks so much
cool video "all you need is all the skills in the world and you can be a good PM"
Amazing content!
Cool
Good summary , short but very go to the points !
Great topics! thank you
Hi Camilia, Glad you liked the video. Happy learning!
Amazing! Thank you so much!
I belong to food industry and we too have product managers. Is tech there means good knowledge of food products or the tech there too is app based?
Very well don't video!! Thanks for the awesome summary
Hii can you tell me how to start it n It's great work I like it
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What an incredible video. Thanks a lot!
thx! Very simple & informative.
We are so glad you liked it!
He has read Gaayle's book and teaching here some cues out of it!
Looks like you users (viewers) dont like your hand gestures. Now you have enough data to know what (not) to do in the next video :)
Nn i
Great video! Like it!
That is a very concise video. Great job. I could relate to each and every skill and could imagine the scenarios where I had to bring these skills in use.
Very true. I could relate to the skills as well. Which is why I wanted to tell you about this community of Product Managers called CohortPlus (cohortplus.com) which has helped me a lot in the past. Just wanted to share. Kudos.
Well put!
Thank you so much! This video really helped me.
We are so glad you liked it!
I really like this video
love this
Is "passion for technology" really a skill...?
Thank you!
Is product management the same at every company
Hi Nauman, our career experts would be able to resolve all your queries related to the program and suggest better career prospects so please call on toll free number 1800 210 2020 for guidance. Thank you.
Talking to your users is 🔑 We are happy to help you with that at PlaybookUX! Analytical thinking is important since you need to be able to take information from all different disciplines and make effective decisions.
I am working as production manager for last more than 2 years, I like to move for another company. Our company is a small sale. Which course u preferred to me ?
Hi Mathewjose, we're glad to know you're interested. To know more about the programs offered, kindly visit the link bit.ly/2Zz7fp4. In case of further queries, you can contact us at 18002102020, we'll be happy to help you. Thank you.
If I want to become a product manager then should my bachelor's be in computer science/Software engineering only ?
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Is it really necessary for product managers to have absolute tech knowledge ?
it was use full.
Thanks for the information and making this video :) Howeverr I also think the music is quite loud and makes it hard to listen to what you are saying, and what message you are bringing. Which is a shame, as far as I can judge that is quite decent and easy to understand. Keep up the good work!
I'd also like to advise to talk a bit slower if possible. Your accent in combination with the music makes it a bit harder to follow imho :)
Joris Munnik : agreed!
So Upgrad has over animated Product Mangers? What's up with weird hand movements.
Hi bro. can you suggest me the software tools needs to know for Product Manager?
Hi there, a PM here. It depends on the skill. For example, excel n pivot for analysis. Tableau for data dashboard. Google analytics for app monitoring. Balsamiq or Sketch for prototyping. Draw.io for creating user flow. N some other project management tools like Trello, Evernote, Asana, or Confluence. N some understanding of scrum or kanban, but you can learn it on the job.
Top 10 skills of a good Product Manager
Hard Skills............. 🔥
Problem solving attitude
Passionate for technology
User Understanding
Eye for design
Business Prespective
Analytical Skills
Balance of Hard + Soft Skills
Soft Skill.............. 🔥
Leading without Authority
Teamwork
Ability to Take Feedback
Prioritisation
Ultimately you will be judged on does the product make it.
actually ...alot of people didn't understand the real meaning of product manager that's why they can't make the development to there companies
that music is way to loud and busy for people who like to speed videos at 1.5 lol
Great video just needs some softer background music this was a bit distracting as loud.
no translation caption. I had a hard time to understand what he saying. But I love the video and more knowledge.
Both the blog links don't work. Fake links. Disliked
Looks like the company that provides internet for me badly need a PM, Not able to watch in 120p even
Did you forget about the school requirements? Otherwise I have all the skills mentioned here.
One feedback: lose the music
Thanks for your feedback, we will take reference of it.
too many words, too little work
Honest feedback. Too general, nothing new. Gained no actual value from this video. Product created/vs actual practicality in a bad ratio here.
I am a sales Manager wih 6 years experience can I become a product Manager ?
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Great Video!
BTW, what is he mentioning at ruclips.net/video/n530l09t8zY/видео.html?
As I say, all you need is a ?
"Everything"
Can you shut the annoying BGM?? Absolutely unnecessary
Remove that music
In your tech industry u say everything is hard.....compare to out side world your hard work is nothing...
The music is so loud cannot listen
Dick stuck in toaster, cannot listen
yeah you might want to consider re-recording this video with fewer hand gestures. It was kind of annoying to watch this video
Too many hand movements - that was really distracting. I had to look away to focus on content
not a pm
I don’t think it was distracting at all! I did not focus on that, I focused on what he had to say! Hand movement is essential in expressing one self!
@Sneha- Not true at all. It is not essential in expressing yourself. Depending in where you are. May be it is in India or Indian culture but not in most Western Countries.
Then AMRITA NAIR you might have to improve your concentration ..as his hands gesture were not at all distracting and he did a wonderful job out there
Terrible accent
Why? Because it's not a familiar American/Western accent?
That's racist by definition.
There is no such thing as racism, only heuristics. When I hear an Indian accent, I assume a fake or cheated degree, corruption, and poor quality. Indians working in the West should anglicise their names and lose their accent as quickly as possible. India and Indians have a poor reputation worldwide.
sickre really? That's what you get from Indians ? They're such hard workers, how could you put all of them in one basket! Because you think your country does not have corruption? Ahhh the ignorance!
He does not need to anglicise his name to satisfy people like you, get a grip and be more open minded!
@sickre Goodness that's impressively ignorant. And stupid. But I won't waste time having a cyber argument about the obvious reality of racism.
You clearly have spent no time almost anywhere professionally. Half - if not more than half now - of Silicon Valley founders are immigrants, and a significant portion of those are Indians. Not just white Americans.
Secondly, there's a reason why American firms outsource to Indian tech firms in large swaths. If the quality of work was so poor the cost savings would be outweighed by the marginal loss of customers due to a poor product. The opposite is true. I've learned this myself with startups I've worked on.
Third, there's a reason why those of Indian decent are of the main groups protesting Ivy schools for discrimination -- it's because they are routinely of the most qualified to get in!!
Fourth, UpGrad is an Indian tech company operating and focused on the Indian markets. Be grateful you're even able to access their content which obviously caught your eye otherwise you wouldn't be on their page.
I'm not even Indian yet ignorant comments like yours piss me the hell off. Do your research, jackass.
And @UpGrad, thanks for providing such a great resource!
That's total rubbish I work in the UK with some excellent Indian software developers, PMS, DBAs managers, just racist crap you're talking.