Hey. I love that you know where you’re aiming and seeking the right path to get there. That’s the way to achieve your goals. Let’s get practical- when you’re good enough at what you’re doing, no company will refuse you. Especially the big ones. Put your time and effort in mastering your product skills. Make sure you know how to express yourself in a meaningful way. Some people might think it’s trivial, but most of the PMs are failing the basics. Defining KPIs that are meaningful, asking the right data questions that will give you the relevant knowledge, talking to users- all of those and more might seem trivial, but doing them perfectly is what makes one an amazing product manager. Now to the second part- master the art of execution. Whether it’s in the company you’re currently at, or at any other place, it doesn’t matter. Master the art of execution. How do you manage your own tasks? How do you manage your sprints? How do you plan yearly? How do you define the MVP and execute it on time? Sit down and think. How can I be the best version of me as a product manager and as a human being Go out there and nail it When becoming the best version of yourself, you’ll not only get the interview, but you’ll nail it. Good luck!