Product Management First Steps
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Product Management First Steps at Linkedin Learning Overview
Duration | 2 hours |
Total fee | ₹1,150 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Difficulty level | Beginner |
Credential | Certificate |
Product Management First Steps at Linkedin Learning Highlights
- Earn a sharable certificate
- 2 exercise files for practice
- 8 quizzes to test knowledge
Product Management First Steps at Linkedin Learning Course details
- In this course, principal staff instructor and former Adobe Principal Product Manager Doug Winnie provides a comprehensive overview of product management and takes learner through the six stages of the product life cycle (PLC): research, plan, build, release, refine, and retire
- He also explains the day-to-day activities of a product manager, introduces learner to the members of the product team, walks through interactive ways to help This course define product, and outlines the skills a product manager needs to have to be successful
- This course will help learner understand how a good process brings better products to life
Product Management First Steps at Linkedin Learning Curriculum
Introduction
Become a product manager
What Is Product Management?
Types of products
Product versus project
How the industry impacts product management
What Does a Product Manager Do?
All about a product manager
Leading through influence as a product manager
Your core product management team
Your extended product management team
Build products with agile or waterfall
Your product life cycle
Manage your product lifecycle
Research
Develop a strong research plan
Research plan examples
Plan a product research customer meeting
Open a product research customer meeting
Pitch your product idea to the customer
Summarize customer meeting findings
Present your customer meeting findings
Plan
Identify versions, releases, and sprints
Define your product sprints
Prioritize product features
Create product requirements and stories
Review your product plan
Build
Monitor progress using a burndown chart
Identify issues using a burndown chart
Test your product with users
Certify your product for release
Release
Define your go-to market
Position your product to personas
Release your product
Refine
Talk to your users and non-users
Evaluate product usage analytics
Use Net Promoter Scores
Planning product updates
Retire
When it's time to retire a product
Conclusion
Going deeper into product management
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