MBA in Product Management : Become a Product Manager

MBA in Product Management : Become a Product Manager, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.37, with 123 lectures, 8 quizzes, based on 196 reviews, and has 8423 subscribers.

You will learn about Introduction to Product Management Understanding the role and responsibilities of a product manager. Identifying the key skills and qualities of a successful product manager. Overview of the product lifecycle stages. Understanding the different phases of product development and management. Learning how to effectively manage products throughout their lifecycle. Conducting market research to identify customer needs and preferences. Analyzing market trends and competitive landscape. Utilizing market research data to make informed product decisions. Defining Product Vision and Strategy Developing a clear product vision statement. Formulating product strategies aligned with business goals. Setting product roadmap and prioritizing features. Explore product essence, problem-solving, and varied Product Manager roles. Dive into dynamic product team principles and real-world problem-solving. Craft a potent product vision, charter, and a step-by-step strategy. Master agile methodologies, including the Agile Manifesto and JIRA. Data-driven decision-making skills, product analytics, and the North Star Metric. Excel in Microsoft Excel with pivot tables, VLOOKUP, and charts. Demystify tech aspects: internet protocols, web app development, and APIs. Apply knowledge practically with workbook problem-solving, Sprint Planning, and web app creation. Grasp the basics of cloud computing, servers vs. clients, and front-end vs. back-end technology. Build a portfolio for transitioning into Product Management. Ace Product Manager interviews with confidence and competence. Excel beyond hiring, ensuring success in the dynamic field. Sketch wireframes with pen and paper, use Balsamiq, and digitize with POP. Find potential interviewees, structure interviews, and avoid bias. Uncover and analyze customer pain points comprehensively. Product Management & Product Ownership Breaking into Product Management with Non-Traditional Background Product Management & Product Ownership Product Management Models & Measurements Systems Thinking for Product Managers & Product Designers Using the Jobs To Be Done Methodology This course is ideal for individuals who are Marketing and Sales Professionals or Aspiring Product Managers or Associate Product Managers or Professionals transitioning into Product Management or Project Managers or Operation and supply chain manager or Program manager looking to transitioning into Product Management or Business Strategists and Data Analysts or Agile Enthusiasts It is particularly useful for Marketing and Sales Professionals or Aspiring Product Managers or Associate Product Managers or Professionals transitioning into Product Management or Project Managers or Operation and supply chain manager or Program manager looking to transitioning into Product Management or Business Strategists and Data Analysts or Agile Enthusiasts.

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Title: MBA in Product Management : Become a Product Manager

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.37

Number of Lectures: 123

Number of Quizzes: 8

Number of Published Lectures: 123

Number of Published Quizzes: 8

Number of Curriculum Items: 133

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 133

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

• Introduction to Product Management
• Understanding the role and responsibilities of a product manager.
• Identifying the key skills and qualities of a successful product manager.
• Overview of the product lifecycle stages.
• Understanding the different phases of product development and management.
• Learning how to effectively manage products throughout their lifecycle.
• Conducting market research to identify customer needs and preferences.
• Analyzing market trends and competitive landscape.
• Utilizing market research data to make informed product decisions.
• Defining Product Vision and Strategy
• Developing a clear product vision statement.
• Formulating product strategies aligned with business goals.
• Setting product roadmap and prioritizing features.
• Explore product essence, problem-solving, and varied Product Manager roles.
• Dive into dynamic product team principles and real-world problem-solving.
• Craft a potent product vision, charter, and a step-by-step strategy.
• Master agile methodologies, including the Agile Manifesto and JIRA.
• Data-driven decision-making skills, product analytics, and the North Star Metric.
• Excel in Microsoft Excel with pivot tables, VLOOKUP, and charts.
• Demystify tech aspects: internet protocols, web app development, and APIs.
• Apply knowledge practically with workbook problem-solving, Sprint Planning, and web app creation.
• Grasp the basics of cloud computing, servers vs. clients, and front-end vs. back-end technology.
• Build a portfolio for transitioning into Product Management.
• Ace Product Manager interviews with confidence and competence.
• Excel beyond hiring, ensuring success in the dynamic field.
• Sketch wireframes with pen and paper, use Balsamiq, and digitize with POP.
• Find potential interviewees, structure interviews, and avoid bias.
• Uncover and analyze customer pain points comprehensively.
• Product Management & Product Ownership
• Breaking into Product Management with Non-Traditional Background
• Product Management & Product Ownership
• Product Management Models & Measurements
• Systems Thinking for Product Managers & Product Designers
• Using the Jobs To Be Done Methodology

Who Should Attend

• Marketing and Sales Professionals
• Aspiring Product Managers
• Associate Product Managers
• Professionals transitioning into Product Management
• Project Managers
• Operation and supply chain manager
• Program manager looking to transitioning into Product Management
• Business Strategists and Data Analysts
• Agile Enthusiasts

Target Audiences

• Marketing and Sales Professionals
• Aspiring Product Managers
• Associate Product Managers
• Professionals transitioning into Product Management
• Project Managers
• Operation and supply chain manager
• Program manager looking to transitioning into Product Management
• Business Strategists and Data Analysts
• Agile Enthusiasts