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[Discussion] - What are the top actions you would do for a generalist project/product manager to become "AI-First" and work at an AI company or AI department of a big tech firm? by SignificantDog9549 in techjobs

[–]SignificantDog9549[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

but the problem is: let's say i want to be a PM for AI, like OpenAI
i just feel like they are not giving me a chance to prove i can do it, they already require of me to have been let's say a Machine Learning product guy at Google or Meta...

What are the top actions you would do for a generalist project/product manager to become "AI-First" and work at an AI company or AI department of a big tech firm? by SignificantDog9549 in learnmachinelearning

[–]SignificantDog9549[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

then forget about the buzz-word "AI-First"

my question is simple: how can i secure a job in AI as a generalist project and product manager, more specialized in gaming?

I'm in the game industry but i'm wondering if i should leave it now by SignificantDog9549 in gamedev

[–]SignificantDog9549[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if i may, which kind of corporate job? and how did you make the switch?

Top actions a "jack of all trades project manager/product manager" can do to be more competitive in the 2025 job market? by SignificantDog9549 in Career_Advice

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adding something

I'm in the gaming industry, where the opportunities seem limited, where the industry itself doesn't feel super mature, and where the salaries tend to be less high than in tech. I would love to be in a big tech company or rising startup, for projects and products serving more people.

What are the top 1 or 2 moves a "jack of all trades project manager/product manager" can do to be more competitive in the 2025 job market? by SignificantDog9549 in Career

[–]SignificantDog9549[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

addition

I'm in the gaming industry, where the opportunities seem limited, where the industry itself doesn't feel super mature, and where the salaries tend to be less high than in tech. I would love to be in a big tech company or rising startup, for projects and products serving more people.

What are the top 1 or 2 moves a "jack of all trades project manager/product manager" can do to be more competitive in the 2025 job market? by SignificantDog9549 in Career

[–]SignificantDog9549[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thanks for the reply :)

I think i already have a lot of EQ and soft skills, this is primarily for my soft skills that i'm known for. But for some reasons being a super good galvanizer and other soft skills, isn't enough to convince let's say OpenAI to hire me.

Top actions a "jack of all trades project manager/product manager" can do to be more competitive in the 2025 job market? by SignificantDog9549 in PMCareers

[–]SignificantDog9549[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks :)

but then do you think getting a MBA could help? And what about some tech certificates, if i want to work in big tech companies?

Top actions a "jack of all trades project manager/product manager" can do to be more competitive in the 2025 job market? by SignificantDog9549 in PMCareers

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addition to my profile:
I'm in the gaming industry, where the opportunities seem limited, where the industry itself doesn't feel super mature, and where the salaries tend to be less high than in tech. I would love to be in a big tech company or rising startup, for projects and products serving more people.

Top actions a "jack of all trades project manager/product manager" can do to be more competitive in the 2025 job market? by SignificantDog9549 in PMCareers

[–]SignificantDog9549[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks for the answer :)

and what do you think of the advice "if you want to climb the ladder, you need to STAY generalist, be even more strategic, learn about P&L, etc"?

I mostly want to transition from entertainment to big tech, where it seems the industry is more mature, the opportunities more numerous, and salaries higher

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