Working with teams and companies to grow their brand and pipeline through their teams & talent.
New York, NY
Joined October 2017
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More than >50% of the times, Product Managers are just expected to run meetings.
Here's how not to suck at doing this 🧵
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Do you want to be a Product Manager because you really want to be one? or because everyone else wants to be one?
🤔 Aspiring PMs, why do you want to be a PM?
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I used to believe that for every day, every hour and every minute that I was not preparing for my future in Product Management, someone else was… and I would be at a disadvantage…
UntiI I finally understood...
🏃♂️Breaking into Product Management is a marathon, not a sprint.
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Thank you, @chetapp , for including me in your Elite 100 for UX/UI Design! You can now follow my curated content at Chet. The first two collections for Figma and UX/UI resources are online!
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If you've had a hard time understanding the difference, here's an easy definition:
1. Project manager - owns only the delivery of a project
2. Product manager - owns the why and the success (and everything in between) of an entire product
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It is easy to mix the three:
Brand Marketing
Growth Marketing
Product Marketing
But these have evolved into three different fields of marketing. Let me share the differences in next 2 mins:
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What advice do you wish you had earlier about job transitions (i.e. new to PM or switching roles once a PM)?
This includes every part of the transition journey - thinking about it, trying it (i.e. interviewing, negotiating) & doing it (landing the new role).
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Last week I asked PMs on Twitter and LinkedIn why they have rejected candidates during an interview, and their answers are an eye-opener list of 🚩🚩 to avoid in your interviews!
Check out these 9 tips and keep them in mind as you go into your next interviews!
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If you are failing your PM interviews
Do these 5 things:
- More Mock Interviews
- Analyze products
- Learn HOW PMs do their job
- Find Problems and talk to users
- Record yourself answering questions
Interviews evaluate HOW you think, not your frameworks
Chet retweeted
This new @chetapp looks like it has a lot of potential, allowing curators to turn collections of resources into "microcourses." Here's one that I created.
The Basics of a #B2B #Marketing Strategy >> bit.ly/366KH4c
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Learn to interview like the pros, from the pros in a brand new course on @Chetapp
This free course will equip you
👉 Identify the most common questions asked
👉Ask the key questions you should ask
👉Know which mistakes to avoid
Sign up here👇
#prodmgmt
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Chet retweeted
Curious why @chetapp is called chetnetwork on their domains. Is it... because you're curating a network of experts! That's really interesting because then you could help us explore career paths!
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Recently had the chance to curate a free micro-course on SEO basics for Creators, Founders, and PMs on Chet. Check it out if you're looking to learn more about how to build and grow an audience on the web!
View it on @chetapp here: app.chetnetwork.com/pathway/…
ALT SEO micro course for founders
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People will judge you no matter what you do, so you might as well live the life you want and follow your dreams.
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What I’ve learned my first 2 yrs as a VC:
-Sometimes the best thing I can do for a founder is talk them out of funding
-I can’t be everything to everyone, investment thesis is important
-Pitch decks offer an invaluable education
-Founder experience is no indicator of potential
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You can't build great products without being "at one" with the niche you're building it for
It's almost impossible
Deeply understand your niche or expect disappointments
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You’ve got to develop mechanisms for staying excited even as you’re buckling down and grinding it out. You’ve got to find a way to find some joy in that process.
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Here are 8 new books that will make you a better leader in 2021: on.forbes.com/6013HkfwT
