Product Management for Engineers

A curated list of blog posts to learn product management

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A curated list of blog posts to learn product management

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A curated list of blog posts to help you get started with the basics of product management.

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Hey fellow makers, Last year the company I co-founded, Carrom was acquired by Oyster. I joined to build the remote HR platform. It was my first time in a product role. Although I have been creating products for a good part of my life, I felt I lacked a lot of basic product management wisdom. Over the past few months, I’ve been learning about the missing pieces with guidance from a few great mentors. I have curated a list of blog posts, books, and videos I’ve consumed along the way. This is not an exhaustive list of things you have to learn. But this can help you get started. It might also work for non-engineers. But I might have taken some things for granted that I already know. Hence the title Product Management for Engineers.

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5yr ago

Everycars DB

This is a great idea! Most of the time we see so many lists of tools and tools and tools... at the end these lists are quite exhausting! But this one is a promess of great content! Congrats! Will read it carefully!

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5yr ago

Oyster™

Maker

@piemgchaps1 Thanks! Glad it would be helpful :)

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5yr ago

Duplicated for myself! Took a look at the content and found it to have high quality content! Nice and thanks! Would be great if there could be actual examples for some of them, rather than links to external articles. What I find lacking in many PM articles I've read is, the lack of examples to illustrate things.

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5yr ago

Oyster™

Maker

@daryllman Thanks! Glad it helped. These are articles I've used for myself and found really useful. I totally agree with the example part - a good example makes abstract concepts easier to understand. I have taken notes and written down my thoughts connecting other things as I learned, I'm happy to clean it up and share. When I did a Twitter poll more people were inclined towards the blog posts itself :)

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5yr ago

Amazing job! We’re both building something similar, but in different niches. Keep going! 💙 Learn Stash Team

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5yr ago

Oyster™

Maker

@emilioameza Already so that and upvoted :) Good work. I'm also big on self development. Thanks for building this.

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5yr ago

MockRabit

It feels good to see such a well organized and curated list of resources. I am sure your efforts will guide many of the developers to join the league of product manager. I also feel that it will make developers more aware about the constructs that can help them build a better product. Keep updating and adding new stuffs.

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5yr ago

Oyster™

Maker

@ishwarjha Thanks for you kind words, Ishwar :) IMO, if a developer have a product/customer focused mindset - it is a superpower.

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5yr ago

Just transitioning from Software to Product, and I think I just ran into the perfect product for this! Thank you :)

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5yr ago

Oyster™

Maker

@vidhi_raval Awesome! Hope it will help - would love your feedback at some point :)

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5yr ago

As a software engineer who is about to make the move into product management, I'm SO glad to have found this resource - and so happy to read that other people are also interested in it! Thanks for creating this. (Btw, in case any engineers are interested, there's a Clubhouse discussion on how to get into product management this Wed at 7pm PST: https://www.joinclubhouse.com/ev...)

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5yr ago

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