Snap enigmatic0

No the only thing that matters is practicing the skills of a PM. Nothing beats the real thing or as close a proxy as you can get. Courses tend to be generic and too broad.

Here’s an article on how to practice these skills: https://productlessons.substack.com/p/the-secret-to-getting-the-job-you

Nov 9, 2020 6 0
Facebook / Product Apex87

I'd recommend reading Product Management's Sacred Seven over any course. It's this 700 page book that I found really helpful on the seven skill sets you need as a PM (data science, psychology, ux, etc)

Nov 9, 2020 3 0
Capital One 1234dmrs!

I thought the course was a helpful overview. You get really good notes out of it too, but then you need to study for the interviews, and tailor your resume to even get the phone screens

Nov 9, 2020 0 0
AT&T t19htk

Nope. You can attain the same level of intro info from books, blogs, YouTube vids

Nov 9, 2020 0 0

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