Best Practices To Negotiate The Best Product Manager Offers Part 1 by Product Gym
Best Practices To Negotiate The Best Product Manager Offers Part 2 by Product Gym
Do You Need A Cover Letter To Apply To Product Manager Positions In 2020 by Product Gym
You're interviewing for your new Product Manager job. Time is ticking and you don't know how to close the deal for that new job. How exactly should you tackle this situation?
Are side projects worth it? What about building a portfolio? Do recruiters care about how much time I spend at a company working? What happens if I don't spend much time at a company? Will it look bad? Come listen to this podcast and have all these questions answered!
The start of your application process typically begins with the submission of your CV. A document that has your life work experiences, education, and your skills all for the employer(s) to see. How exactly can you communicate your skills? How important are hard skills? Read up on how to write the best Product Manager resume here: https://productgym.io/blogs/product-management-blog/how-to-write-the-best-product-manager-resume/
How difficult is it to transition into Product when you don't have a title related to the field? Most people applying to Product Manager positions don't have the title of Product Manager yet, and they still get interviews and land the jobs. Come listen in on how to transition from Risk and Audit into Product Management without the title.
When a company is looking for a new hire, one of the main things they look for is if you fit in well with the company, and your potential future coworkers. If you and the company hiring don't connect well, it won't end well. So, come listen in on how important culture fit is when hiring.
Are you a Software Developer looking to transition into the world of Product Management? Are you currently taking up Product Manager tasks without having the title itself? Come listen to this podcast where Product Gym helps give advice to a Software Developer aiming to become a Product Manager with no prior experience.
When applying to jobs, there are two sets of integral skills. Hard skills, and soft skills. Hard skills are skills that are easily able to be taught and learn. But, what about soft skills? Listen to this podcast to learn about some soft skills are that in demand right now.
You get tons of interviews and you even make it to the fourth round. But you don't get an offer. Every time you make it to the fourth round you end up with no offer. How do you convert all those rounds into an offer?
The biggest barrier that's preventing most people from getting a Product Manager Job is not being able to get Product Manager interviews. So, how exactly do you get past that hurdle, and get yourself more Product Manager Interviews? Learn how by listening here.
Sometimes just sending an application and waiting for a response is not enough. If you really want the job you have to do something that will make the recruiter think that you could be a good fit for the role.
UX research is a vital skill for Product Managers. But how do you use the skills and knowledge that you have as a UX Researcher to perfectly present yourself to recruiters?
What steps do you take to transition from a Customer Success Manager to a Product Manager? What skills are transferable and what isn't? Here are some tips on how to transition to Product Management.
You are a very outgoing person and the whole team really liked you. However, you don't really have knowledge of the skills required to be a Product Manager, so you were turned down. How do you deal with that?
Coming from a non-product background, you might think that it will be better to apply to Associate Product Manager roles first before you go for the standard PM role. So is it better to get a few years of experience under your belt before you apply for Product Manager roles?
How would you best make the transition to a remote Product Manager role? Learn how to best position yourself for this role by listening here.
Why am I not hearing back from any recruiters when I see that others are hearing back from recruiters more than once or twice a week? Could the problem my resume? Listen in to find out more.
You may have tons of interviews lined up. But some companies just might not be ready to go and hire you no matter how amazing you present yourself. Learn more about it here.