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The Silicon Valley Product Manager Course: Get The Job
Everything you need to know to become a great Product Manager in only a couple of hours.

What you will learn

Discover the diverse responsibilities of a Product Manager across various industries and company sizes

Determine the ideal Product Manager career path that aligns with your aspirations and strengths

Master the Product Lifecycle and its impact on creating successful products

Learn the cutting-edge Product Development Methodologies used by both established corporations and emerging startups

Identify and prioritize high-potential product ideas based on customer needs

Develop the skills to uncover and articulate customer pain points effectively

Understand the underlying issues that affect a product’s performance

Assess the core problem of a product

Uncover and analyze your competitors and their products, and learn how to stand out in the market

Master the distinctions between Direct, Indirect, Substitute, and Potential competitors

Identify and recruit the perfect participants for product interviews, user tests, and exploratory interviews

Master the art of conducting effective customer interviews and learn how to structure and run them like a pro

Learn how to model interview questions that are unbiased and steer clear of common pitfalls

Navigate the four different types of customer interviews with ease

Learn to find potential interviewees both internally and externally

Develop user personas using both qualitative and quantitative data

Understand the differences between wireframes, mockups, and prototypes and how to use them effectively

Learn to create specs for epics and user stories and apply acceptance criteria

Discover how to run a variety of MVP experiments such as pitch experiments, redirects, shadow buttons, and more.

Learn how to identify the key metrics that truly matter for your product and ignore the rest

Apply the AARRR framework to your product and gain a deeper understanding of your customers

Master the HEART framework to measure and improve user engagement, satisfaction, and retention

Track your metrics using a variety of software, and understand how to leverage them to make data-driven decisions

Create a product and feature roadmap that aligns with your business goals

Learn to create a product backlog and prioritize features to drive success

Understand how to calculate team velocity and build accurate estimations for product delivery

Learn the key differences between Agile and Waterfall development methodologies and how to use them effectively

Master the two most popular Agile frameworks, Scrum and Kanban, and understand how to use them to optimize your team’s workflow

Learn the essentials of software development concepts such as APIs, mobile development, Front-End, Back-End, MySQL, programming frameworks, and more

Communicate effectively with all stakeholders of a product, including engineers, designers, executives, and higher-ups

Understand the role of technology in modern Startups and Fortune 500s, and the basics of “The Cloud” and Servers vs. Clients

Understand the basics of front-end vs. back-end technology, tech stacks, and how they integrate together

Understand the basics of APIs, what they do, what they look like, and how your team might use them

Learn how to obtain relevant experience to set up for a transition to Product Management

Build a portfolio that will assist in a hiring application and learn how to self-brand online and build a following pre-hire

How to self-brand online and build a following pre-hire

Learn how to identify the best Product Management jobs and what to ignore, and how to apply insider tips and tricks to getting hired as a Product Manager

How to apply insider tips and tricks to getting hired as a Product Manager

Craft a resume that appeals to a hiring manager for Product Management placement and ace the Product Manager interview

Ace the Product Manager interview

Excel beyond getting hired and develop the skills to excel in your Product Manager role.

Description

Are you ready to take your career to the next level and become a Product Management pro? Then look no further! Our course, The Silicon Valley Product Manager Course: Get The Job, is the ultimate guide to mastering the skills and strategies needed to excel in this highly in-demand field.

From ideation to market research, UX wireframing to prototyping, and everything in between, you’ll learn the ins and outs of the entire Product Management process. And with real-life PM interviews, Q&A sessions with students, and a comprehensive guide to preparing and interviewing for a Product Management job, you’ll have all the resources you need to land the job of your dreams.


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With over 3,000+ job listings worldwide and an average salary of $100,000 per year, the demand for Product Managers is on the rise. But with no specific degrees or certifications, it can be tough to break into the field. That’s where our course comes in. Taught by an industry insider, we’ll provide you with all the knowledge and skills you need to excel in Product Management and increase your chances of landing your dream job.

Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take your already established Product Management skills to the next level, our course is designed for anyone looking to enter or advance in the field. So why wait? Sign up today and start your journey to becoming a Product Management pro!

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Content

Introduction

Course Overview

Intro to Product Development

What is a Product Manager?
What is a Product?
The Three Different Types of Product Manager Roles
What Type of PM Do You Want to Be?
Product vs. Project Management
Intro to Product Development Quiz

Intro to Product Development

The Four Major Phases of The Product Lifecycle
The Product Development Process
Lean Product Development
Agile
Scrum
Kanban
Waterfall Development
Intro to Product Management Quiz

Product Ideation

Intro to Product Ideation
Where Ideas Come From as a PM
Discovering User Needs
Users Vs. Customers
Ideation Techniques
Product Ideation Quiz