Want to move to product management. Have been interviewing for Senior PM Operations at Uber. Do most people from here transfer to PM roles at Uber?
1. What is hierarchy for Operations compared to PM?
2. What are salary levels compared to PMs?
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@vkgdky Iโve seen DS to PM and DE to PM. Both were on data related teams to begin with (think XP, dashboarding, etc.) and became PMs of data products.
I havenโt seen a PA to PM but that is likely due to PA being a relatively newer role.
Yes. Lots of people have done the transition from Product Operations to PM.
You can work in Prod Ops for a year, then apply to the Product Manager Academy (a training program for people at Uber with no prior PM experience). You will be re-leveled based on your interviews and background. This means that while you may be an L5 Product Operations Manager, you could go into the PM Academy as an L3 PM.
Then at the end of the program (six months), you will either be given your role as a PM in the current level, given your role as a PM in a different level (could be up or down), or given 60 days to find a new position at Uber.
For people that really want to do PM, I think itโs a great program and product operations is a solid jumping point.
The advice Iโve been given from those whoโve done the program is to be very picky about which manager you apply to report into. They will make or break the experience.
Crosfunctional, run daily business operations around product like SKU management, GTM operations, sales enablement?
From product pov, ProdOps owns the launch and post launch analysis, along with the initial research during PRD stage. It also co-owns the product roadmap with the PM. Of all stages of prod dev, it is least involved during interactions with designers.
From Ops pov: it might co-own any of the relevant metrics (like funnel, engagement etc) and is not involved in day to day ops and revenue generation activities