A Product Manager's Survival Guide by Amazon AWS Sr PM

A Product Management event in Seattle on PM's survival guide.
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Founded in Silicon Valley in 2014, Product School is the global leader in product management training, with over 10,000 alumni, 20 campuses worldwide and a live online campus.
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[@technicallyeasy]

Excellent talk! I wish the whole video was shared.

[@Perceptionsz]

excellent insight. It shows Amazon has a good culture as well where you can disagree and challenge the status quo.

[@brandiator-io]

Awesome 👍😎

[@pazhani008]

amazing talk, thanks ma'am!

[@ProductSchoolSanFrancisco]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dankelly]

If you want to be a product manager, do NOT get a CS degree... Unless you really love CS. You need technical knowledge and be able to grasp concepts quickly, but a CS degree is overkill and leaves out a dozen other skills you need.