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📌Product Manager's role case, a highly discussed topic. Being a member of the Gaming and Sports betting industry, drawing an analogy with a basketball team seemed most fitting to share a view. 🏀 The Productball Team 😬 Product Managers (Point Guards): - Leading the charge - Setting up plays - Ensuring everyone is rightly positioned Data Analysts (Shooting Guards): - Spotting opportunities - Leveraging insights to guide direction User Research Teams (Small Forwards): - Understanding and uncovering user needs - Delivering critical feedback Design/UX Teams (Power Forwards): - Masters in crafting aesthetic of plays - Ensuring effective approaches for success Engineers (Centers): - Serving as the backbone - Building and executing strategies - Turning visions into tangible outcomes 💡 Each role in a product team, in any product structure just like in basketball, has its unique significance. The key isn't to overshadow but to Understand, Collaborate, and Empower.🏆🏀 Any ideas for substitutions? #ProductManagement #Teamwork #ProductStrategy

Are you immersed in the gaming realm? Have you ever considered challenging academic norms? Or do you excel at capturing user insights? 🤔 Ready Player Me is expanding the team! 🚀 🎮 Senior Product Marketing Manager: You merge a love for gaming with marketing expertise. If you consistently bring fresh ideas to the table, ace GTM strategies, and value team collaboration (yes, that includes our awesome sales crew) – we're excited to meet you. 🔬 Research Engineer: You're not just a thinker; you're a boundary-pusher. If you're adept at transforming groundbreaking research into practical applications and have a vision for the digital identities of the future, then you've found your team. 👾 Player Experience Product Manager: With your finger firmly on the user trends' pulse, and a dedication to design grounded in real user feedback, you embody the spirit of innovation. If your passion lies in discovery, experimentation, and delivering a top-notch UX – whether in our partners' integrations or the Ready Player Me Hub – we should chat! Ready to break down virtual walls with us? 🛠 Slide into my DMs, or drop a comment below. 🚀 👉 Check out the link in the comments for more details and to apply!

Ever played a computer strategy/war game where the map is shrouded in the "fog of war"? Product Discovery is very much akin to uncovering the fog of war in a strategy game. Let me explain how! 🌍 Just as gamers send scouts into the fog to uncover secrets, product managers dive into the unknown market terrain. 🚫 In gaming, that fog hides enemies, resources, and opportunities. In product, it conceals user needs, market gaps, and potential pitfalls. 🚀 Setting up bases in games gives vision and territory. Conducting discovery with users and launching MVPs offers feedback and footholds. 🔄 Recon missions in games monitor enemy shifts. Continuous user research in product keeps tabs on market dynamics. 🏆 Gamer's aim? Chart a path to victory. Product manager's goal? Forge a route to user satisfaction and market success! In essence, navigate wisely; whether it's a digital battlefield or the product landscape, lifting the fog is the key. 🔍🗺️ --- In my latest article (link in the comments below 👇), I discuss the "Top 9 product discovery questions every Product Manager should ask" and what to look for in each question. * Cover image generated by BlueWillow * #ProductDiscovery #LiftTheFog #productmanagement #productdevelopment #continuousdiscovery

Did you know? 95% of successful product launches are driven by Product Managers who understand market needs and user behavior. Hiring the right Product Manager is the secret sauce to launching products that truly resonate with your audience. Let's uncover your next success story together! 🚀 #ProductManagement #HiringFacts #ProductLaunch

What does value Proposition mean to you? As a product manager, the concept of value proposition is fundamental to my role. Essentially, a value proposition is the unique promise of value that a product or service offers to its customers. Let’s break it down in simpler terms. Imagine you’re shopping for a new smartphone. Each brand offers something different – maybe one emphasizes its sleek design, another highlights its advanced camera features, and yet another boasts about its long-lasting battery life. These are all parts of the value proposition. It’s the reason why you would choose one product over another. For a layperson, think of the value proposition as the answer to the question: “What’s in it for me?” It’s what makes a product or service appealing and valuable to customers, addressing their needs, desires, or pain points in a way that competitors don’t. In essence, a strong value proposition communicates why a product or service is worth buying, using clear and compelling language that resonates with the target audience. It’s like the secret sauce that makes a product stand out in a crowded market, attracting customers and driving success. #DevCareerPMArticleChallenge #DevCareer #personalgrowth #personalgrowthjourney #personalbranding #communitybuilding #communitydevelopment Esther Onyinyechi Ugwu DevCareer Chukwufumnanya Isichei

Some more useful context on this role: - As Principal Product Manager,  you are expected to be involved in hands-on product management and the fundamentals of business products and strategy. You will not manage other product managers or product teams. - You need strategic thinking and strong stakeholder management skills, because this Principal role is considered high enough level to deal with senior stakeholders (Senior manager, heads) - You need to be fluent with data. Decision in Grab is data-driven, especially product development. Every new features will require strong user analysis, data collection, experimentation, gradually roll out, ... before it's officially considered done. - You need to have leadership skill to influent a pod of designer, analyst, front-end, backend, QA, EM

Hello #Folks, The role's and responsibilities of Product Manager I - Product Lifecycle - Product Manager manage every stage of a product lifetime. They manage from design to launch of a product. They collaborate with several departments. II - Product Vision - The Product Manager determine the product vision and strategy. III - Consumer Feedback - A Product Manager primary duty also includes collecting & analysing consumer feedback. IV - Product Features - Product Manager must determine and rank the importance of product features. Product manager's also oversee product marketing, positioning, product development. V - Creating Strategies - Create strategies that convey the products value to customers. VI - Product Tracking - Tracking and evaluating a products performance is another duty of product manager's. # 😀 Please give your valuable feedback so that I can further improve it and learn something new from you guys.

Can I have a minute of your time? 🌟 As product managers, we're constantly navigating the challenge of capturing attention in a crowded marketplace. It's not just about what we offer, but how we engage our audience from the very first moment. 🚀 Grabbing Attention: In a world inundated with information, the first impression counts more than ever. Crafting a compelling narrative that resonates with our audience's pain points or aspirations is key. Whether through innovative features, a unique value proposition, or a captivating story, we aim to hook interest from the outset. 🔍 Understanding Audience Needs: Beyond initial attention, sustaining engagement requires a deep understanding of our users' needs and desires. Listening actively through feedback loops, data analytics, and user research helps us refine our product strategies continuously. 📈 Delivering Value: Ultimately, it's about delivering tangible value. Every interaction should reinforce why our product matters, solving problems and enhancing experiences in ways that competitors can't. Let's discuss strategies to captivate and retain attention effectively. How do you approach attention-grabbing in your role? #ProductManagement #CustomerEngagement #AttentionEconomy #Innovation #UserExperience