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Every Product Manager's First 90 Days: A Workbook for New Product Managers
Kickstart your next product management role with Every Product Manager's First 90 A Workbook For New Product Managers!
You just got hired! Congrats! Now what? It takes most new product managers six to eight months to reach full productivity. Most companies and managers don't have onboarding training designed specifically for product management. This means you would spend half of your first year haphazardly gathering the bits of information you need to be an effective product manager. Every Product Manager's First 90 Days is the solution to this problem.
With over 40 interactive exercises and 90 questions, you will systematically work your way through your company discovering the knowledge necessary to be successful.
Know Your Role - Learn your responsibilities and what others expect of you.
Know Your Team - Learn who does what and what strengths they bring to the organization.
Know Your Stakeholders - Learn which people you need input from on each aspect of the product and who to keep updated.
Know Your Customer - Learn who uses your product and how they use it.
Know Your Competition - Learn who you are up against and what makes your product unique in the marketplace.
Know Your History - Learn how the product has evolved and how that impacts the future.
Know Your Product - Learn your product inside and out.
Know Your Numbers - Learn what metrics are critical to focus on.
Know Your Marketing - Learn what channels work and how your product is portrayed.
Know Your Sales - Learn what closes a sale and what is being promised to customers.
Know Your Future Product - Learn how you approach product management and what that means for where the product is headed.
Get up to speed faster and become an effective product leader today.
You just got hired! Congrats! Now what? It takes most new product managers six to eight months to reach full productivity. Most companies and managers don't have onboarding training designed specifically for product management. This means you would spend half of your first year haphazardly gathering the bits of information you need to be an effective product manager. Every Product Manager's First 90 Days is the solution to this problem.
With over 40 interactive exercises and 90 questions, you will systematically work your way through your company discovering the knowledge necessary to be successful.
Know Your Role - Learn your responsibilities and what others expect of you.
Know Your Team - Learn who does what and what strengths they bring to the organization.
Know Your Stakeholders - Learn which people you need input from on each aspect of the product and who to keep updated.
Know Your Customer - Learn who uses your product and how they use it.
Know Your Competition - Learn who you are up against and what makes your product unique in the marketplace.
Know Your History - Learn how the product has evolved and how that impacts the future.
Know Your Product - Learn your product inside and out.
Know Your Numbers - Learn what metrics are critical to focus on.
Know Your Marketing - Learn what channels work and how your product is portrayed.
Know Your Sales - Learn what closes a sale and what is being promised to customers.
Know Your Future Product - Learn how you approach product management and what that means for where the product is headed.
Get up to speed faster and become an effective product leader today.
198 pages, Paperback
Published October 24, 2020
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January 3, 2022
Fantastic book that is a must read for all product managers. I enjoyed how easy this book was to pick up and work through. The exercises are practical and help you think about what you should be learning each day.
January 3, 2022
I wish this book was around when I started my first product job. I still found it insightful while switching jobs after several years as a product manager.
December 25, 2021
Mediocre book, nothing ground breaking
Can be summarised by the table of content. The author tried to make exercises worthwhile, but I dint believe that their attempt was spot on
Can be summarised by the table of content. The author tried to make exercises worthwhile, but I dint believe that their attempt was spot on
January 4, 2025
Short book with some helpful prompts. Felt that the storytelling was lackluster.
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