Product & Project Management
55h
Product Management Foundations: From Idea to Launch
Build a solid foundation in product management principles and practices. This path covers the essential skills every aspiring product manager needs, including understanding user needs, defining product requirements, prioritization frameworks, and working effectively with cross-functional teams. By the end, you'll be equipped to contribute meaningfully to product decisions and understand the full product development lifecycle.
Chazona
Creator
What You'll Learn
Skills Covered
This learning path will help you develop these core competencies
Product Management
Defining product vision, strategy, and roadmap while working with cross-functional teams
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Your Journey
Learning Path
Follow these sections in order to master the skills you need
Section 1
Understanding Product Management: Role, Responsibilities & Mindset
Discover what product management really is and what product managers do day-to-day. You'll learn the core responsibilities, essential skills, and how PMs fit within organizations to drive product success.
This foundational section sets the stage for everything else. Pay close attention to how PMs balance business, user, and technical perspectives - this triad will guide all your future decisions.
Section 2
Understanding Users: Research Methods & Customer Discovery
Learn how to deeply understand your users through research methods, interviews, and the Jobs-to-be-Done framework. This section teaches you to uncover real user needs that drive successful products.
User understanding is the foundation of great products. Practice conducting at least 3 user interviews before moving on - even informal conversations with friends about products they use will build your skills.
Section 3
Defining Products: Requirements, PRDs & User Stories
Master the art of translating user needs into clear product requirements. You'll learn to write effective PRDs, user stories, and specifications that align teams and guide development.
Clear documentation is how PMs communicate vision to engineering teams. Practice writing a PRD for a simple feature improvement to an app you use daily - this hands-on exercise is invaluable.
Section 4
Prioritization & Roadmapping: Making Strategic Decisions
Learn essential prioritization frameworks and how to build compelling product roadmaps. You'll understand how to make tough trade-offs and communicate product direction to stakeholders.
Prioritization is where PM judgment really matters. There's no perfect framework - the key is being able to explain your reasoning. Practice prioritizing features for a product you know well.
Section 5
Metrics & Analytics: Measuring Product Success
Understand how to define, track, and analyze product metrics that matter. You'll learn to make data-driven decisions and run experiments to validate product hypotheses.
Data literacy separates good PMs from great ones. Don't just learn the metrics - understand WHY each metric matters for different business models and product stages.
Section 6
Working with Teams: Collaboration & Stakeholder Management
Develop the soft skills essential for PM success. Learn to work effectively with engineering, design, and business stakeholders while navigating organizational dynamics.
PMs succeed through influence, not authority. Focus on building genuine relationships and understanding each team member's perspective and constraints.
Section 7
Comprehensive Learning & Career Preparation
Consolidate your learning with comprehensive courses and prepare for PM interviews. This section brings together all concepts and helps you transition into a product management role.
Choose ONE comprehensive course to complete fully rather than sampling many. The interview prep resources are invaluable whether you're job hunting now or later.
December 5, 2025
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