Importance of Continuous Learning for PMs by Amazon Sr PM

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Main Takeaways: -Skills that make better product managers (in my opinion) -How high learnability makes you a better professional -Learning leads to helping others/teaching

Importance of Continuous Learning for PMs
by Amazon Sr PM
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Agenda
•Introduction : Shreya Hegde
•Product Management : Demystified
•Product Manager : The Who
•Product Manager : Types
•Product Manager : Skills
•Product Manager : Continuous Learning
•Where do I learn ?
•Take Aways

About Me
Today
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Sr Software Engineer
Product Owner
Product Manager
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Product Manager : Types
Consumer
B2B
Marketplace
E-Commerce
Internal / Platform
IoT & Hardware
AI/ML

Where do I learn ?
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