Below are several great (and free) resources that I used as a new grad to advance my knowledge about the tech industry, entrepreneurship, and product management.
Below are several great (and free) resources that I used as a new grad to advance my knowledge about the tech industry, entrepreneurship, and product management.
The Agile Samurai: Book on executing software projects using Agile Methodology
Masters of Scale: Podcast hosted by LinkedIn co-founder with advice from successful CEOs on scaling startups
Janna Bastow on Twitter: Insights and advice about the world of product management
Intercom on Product Management: Podcast on product assessment, decision-making, and best practices
Best Practices for Product Roadmap: Conference presentation by Jeff Lash on roadmapping
Product Archives: Articles by Silicon Valley Product Group, all things product!
Demystifying the Agile Product Spec: Medium article on writing great product specs
Almanac (Product Management): Library of articles, checklists, and templates for building great products
React Tutorial: Introduction to modern React programming with step-by-step instructions and explanations
If you are able to spend some money, here are some really great books I purchased that have helped me on my journey to product management.
Sprint (How to Solve Big Problems and Test New Ideas in Just Five Days): by Jake Knapp, who invented the Design Sprint and brought it to Google Ventures
Decode and Conquer (Answers to Product Management Interviews): PM interview insights and frameworks by Lewis C. Lin, ex-product at Google and Microsoft
The Product Book (How to Become a Great Product Manager): Advice, best practices and tips on product management based on Product School's curriculum
The Lean Product Playbook: A deep dive by Dan Olsen into achieving product market fit via the lean process
Inspired: Marty Cagan's exploration of building great tech products via great product management
Thanks to those who pointed me in the direction of many of these resources! I wrote a LinkedIn article here summarizing some opportunities and keys for new grad PM interviewing based on my experience. Hope it's helpful to someone!
Any recommendations for me to continue my learning? Reach out! kiaramcnulty@gmail.com