Like many people, I was confused when I graduated, not knowing

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I am a pure layman and have little knowledge about this position. Later, after participating in the "Product Manager Practical Class Personal Coaching Plan", I gained a systematic understanding of the entire process of building a product manager -. Only then was a more systematic method of working as a product manager truly implemented! This method finally helped me successfully transition to AI product manager and get an offer with an annual package from V.——Product v personal trainer who will accompany students @ arui If you are thinking about changing jobs/entering the industry as a product manager, my story can give you inspiration When I first got to know product, I had goals and problems.


what industry or position I wanted. .. I found a job in colombia phone numbers algorithm that matched my specialty and was good at it, and got there first. Because of my work content, I learned about the product manager position and became very interested in it. There are many reasons: At work: I also have to do research related to artificial intelligence, connect with customers to conduct demand mining, and consider the application and practicality of the product. In the process, I became more interested in the product manager job than in technology.



Personality: I am also a person who is very good at communicating and very curious. Career Development: Compared with the skills of a single algorithm, I am more inclined to explore the implementation, solutions and business models of AI at the application layer. That is why I set myself a goal: “Switch to AI Product Manager”! However, despite having goals, problems also arise. I found that it is difficult to find professional resources to learn AI Product Manager in the market, and simply reading books and articles cannot help me improve effectively and quickly. When I watched the open product class of Kidian Classroom, the teacher clarified my confusion: “If you want to change your job to be a product manager, you first need to understand the product process, that is: why do it? How do you do it? What is needed to do it? What is the purpose? What can be achieved in the end? Then, during the process of these steps, consider the methods and techniques to be mastered, use the methodological framework + structured thinking, and continue to think based on the projects you are working on.