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by villaumbrosia
2010 days ago
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Hi! I think all of your options are viable and smart. In the end, it'll all boil down to what makes more sense to you and your gut. Here's my take. 1. This option will probably get you any job the fastest. While there are many who've started in PM by landing an APM or junior PM role, most PMs I know have transitioned to it from another position. Here's an article on How to Transition from Engineering to Product by Rubrik's Product Manager you might be interested in: https://bit.ly/2WoSS3P 2. This is also a good option, and I wouln't be too judgemental about it. Once you have a PM's title, it'll be easier to gain the necessary experience to transition into a company you like more. 3. The startup life is not for everyone, but it was for me! Entering a startup will always be a gamble. But if things go well, they could turn out great! 4. I was the PM of Product School when we began. I don't regret a thing. Still, i don't see why you can't start your own thing and work as a PM at another place simultaneously. Here's a resource about side projects you might like: https://bit.ly/3mr4fD6 |
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