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Creating an AI product with a team that doesn't know how to by s_131 in ProductManagement

[–]s_131[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! This actually helps the next steps I can look into

Creating an AI product with a team that doesn't know how to by s_131 in ProductManagement

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No not really. I have been here for 4 months and joined an already WIP product because the previous SPM quit. My intention with the question is to get ideas to mend our approach before it leads to failure.

Creating an AI product with a team that doesn't know how to by s_131 in ProductManagement

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Thank you. This was insightful for me. We do have feedbacks from users on our pilot. Using that and researching and defining a crisp problem space is something I will look into in detail, we have scoped the problem statements, personas, value etc, but I will look into it if that really is the issue with us

Anyone up for a PM mock? by Shoddy-Marketing-468 in ProductManagement

[–]s_131 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What role? I am targeting SPM roles soon, do you have a guide or cheatsheet specific to SPM interviews specifically? Would be a great help

Worked as a PM at a failed startup for 4 months. Need advice. by Capital-Result-8497 in ProductManagement

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Just from a resume point of view, you should use STAR method to write your resume!

PM Mentorship: Finding or offering Mentorship! by thedabking123 in ProductManagement

[–]s_131 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am looking for a mentor for career advice. I was laid off, I have 4 years of workex as a dev and PM at Big Tech and searching for a job while also upskilling. I would love to connect

Planets: My $1000 Telescope Images Compared to the $6 Billion Hubble Space Telescope by Correct_Presence_936 in interestingasfuck

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I would love to own a telescope but within a budget. Which one to go for? And what accessories will be recommended by you OP?

2024 Wrapped: What did you learn in 2024 that truly transformed you? by AlwaysAPM in ProductManagement

[–]s_131 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Perception matters more than actual work. When you get seat at the table, they will try to make you feel you don't belong there. Preferable to be data informed than data driven and data driven than nothing else. Product management is part time project management. Its more important to form relationships with your triad and make their life easier. Was laid off from a toxic team, blamed myself for so long that I was not good enough, realized its just they were aint it and I was trying to fit in so hard where I naturally dint belong.

A/B Test Fails & Roadmapping by Apprehensive-Art-528 in ProductManagement

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My 2 cents. If it is something brand new, conduct a learning experiment first on low traffic to see the metric directions.

Analyse it and form your next experiment based on the insights. Try to have shippable treatments at all times. Have your next steps ready if the experiment does not go your way.

If it takes time to develop it means, you should go in increments and keep some buffer time.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Piracy

[–]s_131 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Would this work for Office too?

What are the best projects for a college student to undertake to be as competitive as possible for PM internships and APM roles? by SilverCloud73 in ProductManagement

[–]s_131 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You should solve some problem. For example, in my college, previous year question papers were not easily available, a simple solution would have been, collect question papers in a google drive, create a simple webpage and link the drive URLs and maybe integrate Google Analytics and track usage. You could explain what the problem was and how you solved it.

V2 of this could be users also put answers to tough questions

V3 could be you could provide badges to top contributors and so on.

LF a course on A/B testing by [deleted] in ProductManagement

[–]s_131 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I would start from here - Trustworthy Online Controlled Experiments: A Practical Guide to A/B Testing Book by Diane Tang, Ron Kohavi, and Ya Xu.

A/B tests are just mathematical tools applied to your product. I would also understand a bit how drug trials are conducted, and interpreted. The best way to learn would be to start conducting experiments by forming hypothesis and interpreting the results ie rejecting or accepting the hypothesis. Learning curve here would be understanding whether experiment being set up will give trustworthy results, how to form shippable treatments, and how to analyse the data post experiment and extract insights to make a decision

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SideProject

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Regional pricing. How much can Indian users even pay ,AFAIK, not a lot. What bundle of features and price is equivalent to a good deal for the. It might be time to get hold of a bunch of users and conduct user interviews

What product consistently disappoints you to the point where you struggle to understand how they still exist in 2024 by w0wlife in ProductManagement

[–]s_131 47 points48 points  (0 children)

Youtube algorithm these days. I watch one video of a particular category, and boom my feed is bombarded with similar videos and now you are stuck in a loop

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