I get asked sometimes why I chose to become a Product Manager instead of continuing the path of Software Engineering. And my answer has always been the same: it's not that I don't enjoy building stuff; the opposite is actually true. The main reason I switched to Product Management is the fact that I…
Having an Opinion vs Being Opinionated I once witnessed a Product Manager who mistakenly believed that having an opinion is equal to being opinionated. From my observations, PMs often make such statements when the presented opinion doesn't align with their own. So what's the difference between…
Being a Product Manager means juggling various topics at once. This becomes easier over time as one develops certain stamina for back to back meetings, sees reoccurring patterns in different situations, or just has a stronger intuition. All of this is often based on a strong foundation, a cemented…