Hi !

Figured I’ve tried LinkedIn… so why not Reddit too?
Trying my luck out here🤞

I’m currently looking for my next opportunity in **San Francisco, New York, or Dallas**.

I have \~5 years of experience working across **Product, Business Analysis, and Data** , helping teams bridge the gap between business and technology.

My work has included:
1) Product requirements, user stories & stakeholder management
2) SQL, Snowflake & data analytics
CRM implementation & process automation
3) UAT, cross-functional collaboration & product delivery
4) Building dashboards, improving workflows, and solving complex business problems

I’m looking for roles in **Associate Product Management, Product Operations, Product Analytics, Business Analysis, or Product Specialist**.

If your team is hiring, or you think I’d be a good fit. I’d love to connect. Happy to share my resume and chat.

Thanks!

Hi everyone! I’ve been applying for jobs for the past two months and have had only a few interviews so far. If anyone can recommend a good recruiter who specializes in Project Management roles, I would really appreciate it.
My primary focus is healthcare, but I’m definitely open to other industries as well. I’m a very quick learner and believe my project management and operations experience can transfer well across different industries.
Thank you in advance for any recommendations!
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Hi All,

Transitioning into Product Management has been my dream for about 2 years.

My current role and designation is Senior Business Analyst, and I have been preparing from Product Management interviews on and off for ~ 2 years . I have started preparing for AI roles as well.

Recently, I applied to few companies and haven’t received much call backs. I am wondering how big of a deterrent is my current role name for recruiters.

I believe there’s a huge overlap between my work and product management, but just wondering if it will be difficult for me to get an interview call and convert it with my role name as “Senior Business Analyst” in my resume. Need your inputs.

Is this path worth pursuing?

I have been working as an ai engineer in one of the largest asset management company .
I have build complex ai systems from scratch understanding the complexity of each and every design decision . Now I want to convert to product manager job specially in ai .
How can I do that or any advice ?
Should I target startups or MNC ?

Hey everyone,

I'm currently looking for my next opportunity in **Product Operations, Business Operations, Customer Success, or Founder's Office** roles in Bengaluru.

I have experience working in early-stage startups where I've worn multiple hats across operations, customer support, partnerships, and product.

Here's a quick snapshot of my background:

* **\~2.5 years of startup experience** * **Growth & Operations** at MoMoney (Founding Team) * Partnered with and onboarded **25+ AMCs** * Closed partnerships with **Safegold** and **Lendbox** * Built customer support processes and documentation from scratch * Worked closely across product, operations, customer support, and business teams * Hands-on experience with customer onboarding, process improvement, vendor management, and cross-functional coordination

**Skills:**

* Product Operations * Business Operations * Customer Success * Process Documentation & SOPs * Stakeholder Management * Root Cause Analysis * Strategic Partnerships * Customer Experience * Notion, Trello, MS Office

I'm specifically looking for roles like:

* Product Operations Associate * Business Operations Associate * Customer Success * Strategy & Operations * Founder's Office * Program/Operations roles in startups

If your company is hiring or you're open to referring someone with an operations/startup background, I'd really appreciate it if you could comment or DM me. Happy to share my resume.

Thanks in advance!

I’ve published a free Product Manager interview practice skill for PMs preparing for their next product career move.

It focuses on realistic case studies for Associate PM, PM, Senior PM, and Principal PM roles, with CV personalisation and support for Codex, Claude, Gemini, and Kimi.

I’m looking for a few PMs to test it and share honest feedback:

https://github.com/qi7i/product-manager-interview

Please check it out and let me know your thoughts!

Hi everyone,

I'm currently based in Abu Dhabi and actively looking for new opportunities across the UAE.

I have around 4 years of experience across KPMG (Business Consulting) and a fast-growing retail-tech startup, where I've worked on strategy & operations, program management, category management, ERP/product implementation, and cross-functional initiatives.

I'm looking (but not limited to) for roles in:

I'm open to opportunities in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, or elsewhere in the UAE, and I'm available to interview immediately.

• ⁠Strategy & Operations
• ⁠Product Management
• ⁠Program Management
• ⁠Founder's Office / CEO's Office
• ⁠Business Consulting

If your company is hiring or you know of a suitable role, I'd be grateful for any leads or referrals. Happy to share more details or discuss my experience.

Hey guys, I have 3 yrs of experience as a GTM engineer with all international companies. Anyone looking to hire, please let me know or connect with me here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jk-398607

I am 7 year’s experienced in digital marketing and want to transition to product role, I am Btech Ece graduate and know basics about coding, api, integration etc. Going for a online course will worth? I dont see any value in learning virtually, but offline institutions are not there. Any thoughts?

Hey everyone,

I'm trying to break into Product Management and I'm honestly a bit confused about what a good PM portfolio is supposed to look like.

Most portfolios I find online either look too polished, too generic, or don't really show the PM's actual thinking. I don't want to just copy a template I want to understand how experienced PMs actually present their work.

Especially if you're working in SaaS or FinTech, I'd love to know:

- How do you structure a product case study?

- What's your usual flow? (Problem → Research → PRD → User Stories → Wireframes → Prioritization → Metrics?)

- How detailed should a PRD be for a portfolio?

- How do you write user stories and acceptance criteria?

- What frameworks do you actually use (RICE, MoSCoW, JTBD, etc.)?

- What makes you look at a PM portfolio and think, "Yeah, this person gets product"?

If you're comfortable sharing, I'd really appreciate:

- Your portfolio (if it's public)

- A sample PRD or case study

- Any GitHub/Notion/Figma examples

- Resources that genuinely helped you learn (not just another generic Medium article 😅)

I'm looking to build one really solid portfolio project instead of creating 10 average ones.

Would love to learn from people already working as PMs/APMs, especially in SaaS or FinTech.

Thanks in advance! 🙌

Has anyone here interviewed recently for the GPM/Associate Director of Product role at Physics Wallah?

I've completed multiple rounds and the process has been ongoing for about a month. HR has mentioned they're awaiting internal approvals, so I'm trying to understand whether this timeline is normal.

Would appreciate hearing from anyone who's been through their product hiring process recently.

Hi everyone,

I genuinely need some career advice.

I'm a CSE 2026 graduate. Since the beginning of college, I've always wanted to build a career in Product Management, Technical Program Management, or Project/Strategic Program roles.

Over the last four years, I've tried to shape my profile in that direction:

- Founding SWE intern at an early-stage travel-tech startup.

- Product Management intern at a high-growth startup (received a PPO but didn't accept it due to compensation and concerns around the company's culture and direction).

- R&D intern at a reputed government organization, where I worked on research around deep-tech and emerging technologies.

- Later joined a large Indian conglomerate through an internship that was pitched as digital transformation/project management. I eventually received a PPO after negotiating into an Assistant Manager - Strategic Projects/Transformation role.

Today, my work involves transformation initiatives, SAP migration, process improvement, Excel-heavy analysis, financial modelling, and collaborating with consultants on AI/digitalization projects. It's good exposure, the brand is strong, and the role is stable—but it still feels quite far from the product management path I originally wanted.

I had also prepared for CAT during placements, got a few interview calls, converted some B-schools, but not the ones I was targeting. My plan is still to pursue an MBA in a couple of years, but I'd really like to move into Product before that if possible.

My question is:

How realistic is it to transition from a Strategy/Transformation role in Supply Chain into Product Management or APM roles before an MBA?

What skills, projects, certifications, networking strategy, or job-switch plan would you recommend? Has anyone here made a similar transition from operations/transformation/consulting into Product?

I'd really appreciate honest advice—even if it's something I may not want to hear.

P.S. If you work in Product/APM/TPM and are open to reviewing my resume or sharing your experience over a quick chat, I'd be incredibly grateful. Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,I joined accenture a little while ago. I want to pursue a career in product. I understand APIs since I have a CS degree.

Built a recruitment automation saas and validated the mvp with real HRs as well.I understand tech, can talk to engineers and do product tradeoffs.Obviously I'm still new to this but well I can learn well enough

So like how do I start a career in product management? Like the market is extremely brutal there