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Breaking into Product Management from a Non-Technical Background

PMLesson's Ace the PM Interview

We talk to Azi, an Exponent alumni, on his journey to breaking into product management from a non-traditional/non-technical background. I am always learning something, whether it’s about product management, design, math, philosophy, economics, or cognitive science.

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Can a Technical Support Agent Become a Product Manager?

The Product Coalition

Product management is an attractive career path, and getting into the field is harder than ever. Why is product management an attractive career? For starters, product Managers generally have attractive salaries. Built In lists the average Product Manager salary at $128,820.

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Top 15 Blogs for Product Managers

The Product Coalition

Product Managers are a multidisciplinary bunch, with interests and specialities ranging from leadership to design, tech to marketing. Blogs are another great medium for getting bite-sized chunks of information, and upping your product management skills. Check out: What is Product Design?

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Guide to Knowledge Base Creation For SaaS: Steps, Best Practices, and Tools

Userpilot

Building a knowledge management system can stem the tide, keeping your customers happy and ensuring your support agents can focus on more important tasks. In this article, we will explore all you need to know about knowledge bases and how you can create a knowledge management system that works. Create granular content.

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Agile User Stories Made Simple: A Step-by-Step Guide with Cardboard

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Maybe you’re a Scrum Master, Agile coach, or a member of a product team. User stories are more than just a tool for planning and managing work. They’re a way to focus on the customer’s needs, foster communication within your team, and deliver a product that solves the problem. That’s a smart move.

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An Aspiring Product Manager’s Guide to Coding Interviews

The Product Coalition

One of the most common questions aspiring Product Managers have before they take the leap is “ do I need to know how to code ?” One of the biggest myths surrounding the product industry is that, because it’s a role within the tech industry, that you need to have deep technical knowledge and coding abilities.

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Building Products for Positive Social Impact with Divya Dhar

PMLesson's Ace the PM Interview

We talk to Divya Dhar an Exponent alumni, on her diverse journey from being a doctor to founding non-profits and most recently a stint in product management. I also founded a non-profit that inspires young people to end extreme poverty that grew to be the largest voice for youth on issues of international development nationally.