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This is anexclusiveworkshop, where you will get to sit in on one of our actual classes with Product Gym's members.There will be no more than 5 seats being offered.
For those of us that are looking to transition into Product Manager position without a Technology background, answering technical questions can be seemingly impossible.In fact, our data indicate that these are the most important questions for you to know during a PM interview.
Main Takeaways:
Do you Need to be Technical to be a PM?
Root Cause Analysis & Fishbone Diagrams
Technology Components
Open Discussion on Product Roadmapping
Exercises on Complexity & Scoping
Meet the Instructor:
Jimmy Ng
Technical Product Manager at instabot.io
Jimmy is a 10-year veteran of the technology industry with broad experience spanning hardware design, embedded systems, network infrastructure, data, front-end UI/UX & mobile-app development. He's contributed to organizations big & small in a variety of roles in engineering, technical services, client-management, & product development. Jimmy holds both a Bachelor of Science & Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering.Most recently he owned the dashboard & reporting product roadmap at White Ops, where he drove product development for customer usability features & UI/UX from ideation through customer commercialization.Before that, Jimmy spent 3 years at MoPub, which was acquired by Twitter in 2013. He was the founding member of the technical services & consulting team that on-boarded & supported buyers on the programmatic ad-exchange. He had a core charter of scaling & improving technical services provided to the publisher & exchange partner client base, as well as the integration partner ecosystem.At his core, Jimmy is a New Yorker, Seinfeld fanatic & lifelong student of expanding his technical skill-set, knowledge & the roles in which he contributes to a business. He hates operational inefficiencies & poor documentation. He loves working with engineers & building simple products that solves problems.
Disclaimer:This class is part of a 12-class cohort cycle with Product Gym, a Product Management Career Accelerator.Guest attendee tickets advertised in this Eventbrite are limited to two total classes per individual.If you are interested in attending more than two total Product Gym classes, please schedule a call with us at:https://productgym.io/schedule-a-call/.
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