Product-Management-and-Leadership

by Gayle Laakmann McDowell

by Lewis C. Lin

by Lewis C. Lin

by Dan Olsen

by Parth Detroja

by Steven Levy

Go to Lewis C. Lin’s website:

Jackie Bavaro’s Quora page:

Go to Stellar Peers: a community platform that helps you prepare for interviews. They have on their site

Go to to practice some of the above questions and answers with a timer

by Laszlo Bock

The Muse has some that I would not use but you can start to see what grabs attention

It also helps to know a few frameworks —

I know I said you don’t need to know the answers to the questions, but let me rephrase that. While you don’t need to memorize the answers, it’s crucial to know certain ubiquitous numbers. Let’s say you’re interviewing for Google. What is the market share of Google Search? How much of the pie does Google Cloud Platform have? What was Google’s revenue and profit in 2017? Knowing these numbers, and more, helps more than you’d think.

There are , but at the least, cover the basics:

If you’re in the US, working for a startup, you need to know about how companies are funded and how stock options work. That’s tricky territory not easy to explain in a summary other than to say “get clued up about finance because it’s your money and future we’re talking about.” Regardless of gender, ignorance is not cool. If you’re curious about the employer perspective on stock options for employees, I recommend Fred Wilson’s posts from back in 2010, particularly the ones on , , and

I found that had some helpful advice for how to think about negotiations. His newsletters are informative but you can

, Anna Marie Clifton wrote a long post about how . can be a great ally in negotiations, and it’s useful to learn how to wield it

This that describes the job hunting process of landing an SF-based Product Manager role

This written by a Product Manager that had experience interviewing with some of the biggest tech companies in Silicon Valley, including Salesforce, Google, Dropbox, and Facebook

A post on how to prepare for a Product Manager interview

This highlights a recommended four-step approach

Watch another with a LinkedIn PM, including a follow up discussion of best practices

This that discusses various product prioritization frameworks used in industry

This lays out a three-pronged approach to prioritize product features and improvements

View this that highlights a recommended three-step approach for questions that involve client-server relationships and back-end structure of algorithms

Watch another with a Google PM, including a follow up discussion of best practices

Flowchart Maker & Online Diagram Software

by Liz Wiseman

by Reed Hasting and Erin Meyer

by Patty McCord

by Ozan Varol

by Marc Randolph

OKRs foster by informing everyone of the impact and priorities of teams and individuals across the organization, top-down from the CEO to the intern

use a template

For meetings to structure

use a template

For retrospective meetings to structure

use a template

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The LifeLabs one-page template

is a good starting point

The LifeLabs one-page template

is a good starting point

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