What type of product manager are you?
What type of product manager are you?
Every product manager is unique in their own way. Find out what type of product manager you are and your unique strengths.
Every product manager is unique in their own way. Find out what type of product manager you are and your unique strengths.
Are you male or female?
What's your age range?
Do you have an MBA?
You have to present a prototype to your boss, how do you feel?
It's time to gather customer feedback. You feel...
What types of coding language do you know?
Your product discussions are usually around...
I understand...
How do you feel about product roadmaps?
Are you currently working as a product manager?
Customer-Focused PM
Customer-Focused PM
You're not necessarily technical or design focused, but wow do you love your customers and do you know them well. You've got a super high EQ which helps you stay in-tune with your customers.
Design-Focused PM
Design-Focused PM
Wow! Can you create beautiful designs. You're the PM that has the actual artistic, creativity to take your product to the next design level. You don't always keep in mind the small business technicalities or even the more difficult engineering possibilities, but you always have the user in mind.
When the product's main focus is user experience you're the go-to PM. You thrive when the key difference between products in the industry is user experience!
Business-Focused PM
Business-Focused PM
You're a fast talking, MBA, driven PM. You've got a strong understanding of the market and customer base for your product. Your main stressors are where the money is coming from, the landscape of the industry, partnerships and any potential tradeoffs.
You're not always aware of the specifics that go along with design or engineering, but you sure know what you're talking about when it comes to where the company sits in relation to competitors and how other similar products are performing in the market.
Look for products that are already established or in a competitive market.
Engineering-Focused PM
Engineering-Focused PM
Do you have an engineering or computer software degree? You sure are technical for a PM, but wow does that work in your favor. You don't focus too much on design and you know your customers, but not super well.
You do well with products that are more tech oriented for this exact reason.