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by qq66
524 days ago
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I think that's relevant if you have a highly specialized skillset like embedded Linux. People don't make embedded Linux job postings to "test the waters" or "see if the perfect candidate applies." If the listing is up, they're probably hiring an embedded Linux developer, and while there will be a lot of resume frauds applying, they actually need to make the hire. If you're applying for a B2B SaaS product manager job there are 50,000 jobs and 200,000 applicants and it's a completely different situation. |
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B2B SaaS is broad. If you're a generalized you're fucked.
But if you're specialized in a specific B then you should (probably) be doing fine.
That said, most of the new-gen PMs are generalists who drank the "domain experience doesn't matter" koolaid.