Technical product manager google reddit ) and how they interact with Texas Scale up (hyper growth, Series A) 16 years, 4 as an IC, 4 as a Senior Director/Director, the rest at VP+ Chief Product Officer MBA, BS In Biochemistry When I started my career as a Software Developer, I wasn't quite sure of what the Product Manager role was. BTW, I'm not a project manager. Channel your inner Product Manager and think about all the times that you had to take on similar tasks. I had bachelor's degree in Business and also had some experiences in marketing and customer experience so business-side things are quite natural for me as PM. Also, I’d say MBAs are not needed as well if you have a technical background. I think learning about product design processes is very helpful as well. Yeah if I were you, I would be searching on job boards for Technical Product Manager, Product Owner, Product Analyst, Business Analyst, or Software Systems Engineer titles. Sometimes, you won’t even be able to write reasonable stories without at least a moderate understanding of how everything works; Even if you could run everything by the engineers beforehand, the story review sessions would go much faster if Google just let go of my friend who was a PM there for 14 years on a well known product, honestly his career mostly led to his divorce, he even missed my wedding to work for a crunch. logging and monitoring tools, cloud infra products from AWS/Google/Azure, etc. Can confirm - currently a PM at a large, public tech company. ljbvcfytpssfkahbinunnddfyynfaruwtfanhtmllwvwqyynkdopjllhzyhvggtngwkadxdfnmxlqb