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We're hosting another in-person meet-up in NYC!
Are struggling to land a Product Manager job in this market?
Perhaps your biggest challenge is just landing more interviews at this point in the job hunt.
Please join us for this live training hosted by Dennis Whipple former Product Manager from Wayfair (y'all know you have all bought furniture from them before), where he will show you his step-by-step game plan for landing 25+ Product Manager interview requests per week, how many applications & interviews he needed to land multiple offers, & his biggest epiphanies for landing a Product Manager job in this market.
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Due to the limited seating for this training, there will be a $5 admission fee since we can only take on 30 seats.
We apologize but there are only so many venues in New York City since the pandemic that would like to a crowd larger than 40.
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About the Host
Dennis has 3+ years of product manager experience & has worked as a product manager at EasyKnock & Wayfair. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration & Management from Western Governors University & resides in New York City.
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About the Co-Host
Rich is one of the co-founders of Product Gym & he is on a mission to help aspiring & experienced Product Managers take back control of their job hunt.
His first job out of college was working as a tech recruiter where he specialized in helping companies recruit & retain top-level Product Managers.
During his years as a recruiter, Rich has seen firsthand the emotional toll job hunting can have on even the most experienced Product Managers (not to mention the aspiring Product Managers experiencing constant imposter syndrome) & he is here to give you the ultimate unfair advantage to the win this unfair game designed for you to fail.
Rich's philosophy for securing a Product Manager role in any market is, "You don't need a better background, you just need a better strategy, & that starts with understanding the challenges the hiring team is experiencing before formulating a successful job hunting plan."
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