Hi, I need your thoughts on the right tech job, I've been in Customer service for a while and looking to transition to a Tech role but confused as to which one, I have done some research into Product Management, Product owner and Scrum Master and they seem great, but reading comments here is sort of tilting me away from Product Management and also, I feel like the market is quite saturated. Please give helpful advise regarding which role provides job satisfaction and growth, thank you.

Any book recommendations? Here are a couple that I've recently recommended:1) Freakonomics2) Super Freakonomics3) The Big Short4) Never Eat Alone. Please add as you see fit!

What puzzles do people generally get as a question in senior data analyst role interviews ?

Have Mekanism and R/GA shut their Chicago offfices? I heard some horrible news.

Are all you associates getting crushed right now? I haven’t had a breather in months. No amount of bonus seems worth it right now

I got an offer from LTI and also got counter offer. When I told HR about it, he is screaming that we will block you if tou won’t join. Do LTI block if I won’t join them after getting offer? Please help.

Any TCS manager? Need some insights.

I see some tweets started stating #GreatResignation will lead to #GreatLayoff. I am aware that skill plays a vital role and up skilling saves. Still what would be the worse impact these trend can cause in near future. Would like to get some views from Fishes.

Best self-help books on the market? I've been consistently unhappy lately. Something needs to change.

How is everyone’s workload? I was insanely busy the last month but the past week or so has slowed significantly.

Views on carbon black as a product?

A small part of me wish I would get laid off and be forced into freelancing so I can make 💰 💰 💰

I have been working as technical customer success manager from last 2 years and worked as Business analyst for 1 year. In total I am holding an experience of 3.2 years. I am good with SQL, Advanced Excel, Google Data Studio, Tableau, Google Sheets, Power Point, Jira, Asana etc.
I am looking for a remote opportunity for the role of Data Analyst / Business Analyst. That would be great if you can help me find any such roles.

Recs for sushi grade tuna to buy pls? Thanks!

Betting on ETH because I think it has real value other than just a currency. Why’s it slumping though.

I don't know who needs to hear this, but it's a bad idea to bite your fingernails if you're already chewing gum.

Hi! Anyone from Tesla or know of Tesla salary structure for Entry level Product Manager? Thanks!

Which companies have PM roles that are more strategy focused than PO focused (e.g., focusing on overall product strategy and not leading a Dev team to deliver specific product features)?

Hi everyone, I have an interview for a product manager role at a health tech start-up. Any ideas what some interview questions might look like?

With product design questions, I struggle to identify user groups. Once I do everything starts flowing and I’m confident. But the initial identification of user groups is something I find challenging. What’s your go-to way of doing this? For example, the question “design a podcasting app for truck drivers.” What types of truck drivers can I select so that I can prioritize a user group to focus on and begin identification of pain points and solutions?

I am looking to product management from program management, any recommendations on books to read, courses etc

I’m trying to pivot to PM after >3 years in finance and I have a 2nd round interview with CPO this week. Company has 3.7 on Glassdoor with complaints about CEO, “bro-y” culture, and hard to wfh. It’s a data analytics company with 5 PMs, was bought by a PE firm this year, and has a new (female) CEO as of Oct. Role is 50/50 hybrid, pays well vs what I make, and most importantly would be a foot in the door to PM. Is this a good place to be for PM? What else do I need to find out to know for sure?

I got invited to a second round interview with a big company. The title sounds more senior than my current title, but the work responsibilities feel like a step down. I am wondering if I should still interview (to see if they will consider me for my desired role instead or at least, get some interview practice for when a better opportunity comes along). Thoughts? Is it ok to reject the offer if they make one, on the grounds of the role not being a good fit for me.

I'm being asked to be involved in product pricing for the first time, and lack any knowledge or experience in that area. Any suggestions on courses or books or websites? I'm considering the Pragmatic Marketing pricing course, so would be interested to hear from anyone who has taken it.

Are there any good books to read from a start up perspective? I’ve reading the lean start up but would like some other recommendations

Do product management roles transfer well across industries? For example, would a director of product management role at Visa be interesting on an application to FAANG?

Is building a personal website using Wordpress a good way to stand out as a PM candidate (junior) or is it better to code it from scratch? - I have some coding knowledge but mostly concerned if hiring managers would care.

What are the best companies to be a PM at in the LA area? Any recommended startups/small biz?

Anyone use air table for PM? Looking for pros and cons. Thanks in advance!

What’s the TC range for 1-2 years exp product manager in NYC?

Hey all ,
I’m looking for a product manager role . I have approx 8 years of experience including my MBA. I have about 1.5 years of experience in a hybrid role between customer success and product. I additionally have approx 4.5 years of experience in retail and e-commerce marketing roles.

Does anyone know of any open roles within their company I could apply for ? Would appreciate any leads.

Are there any specific resources (books, articles, individuals, courses) for someone who wants to focus on being a Group Product Manager?

Are there any product people who work for Slalom in this bowl? I’ve heard good things about how they handle work/life balance. Wondering if the hype is real?

For all the 🐠 that switched from consulting to product, which role provided you with more tangible skills? I know I’m making some broad strokes here, but thought it might open other discussions as well

What is a Product Craft interview?
Tell me everything. How do I prepare for this?

Anyone do any PM mentorship on the side? I've had some people reach out to me on LinkedIn asking for free guidance on interviewing, starting out in a job, moving up, etc. I've met with a few people more than once for an hour or so at a time...wondering how big the market is for doing this kind of thing with recent college grads? I don't mind doing it for free, tbh it helps me more than it may help them. Does anyone charge for this and promote themselves?