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Anyone from Accenture India ?
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Sites I’ve used for mentorship
- adplist
- getmerit is very good
- women in product FB group - where I landed my first product mentors
- conferences, yes even virtual ones, follow up on LinkedIn with a warm intro
Join a mentorship platform. There are a lot of mentorship platforms online for mentees and mentors to connect. I suggest you try MentorCruise, GrowthMentor, or Pelion.
How often are you communicating with other departments? I've found really great literature online that all really highlights being open to feedback, as well as changing your processes. Sounds like you've already got the right mindset, but maybe you could ask your other departments directly how they think you're doing.
Facebook groups or networking with the product managers to get feedback and insight to their approaches. Also get feedback from people in your company especially those that work under you.
Check out MeetUp groups for product management and/or tech
Look for seminars that pertain to your field. You might get lucky and find some in your area. If not, try online courses and groups specifically for product managers. Have you given Skillshare a try?