Get Hired as a Product Manager – Applying & Interviewing

Complete guide to applying, researching, & interviewing for a Product Management job. + Mock interviews & insider tips
What you'll learn
How to answer interview questions like a Product Manager
How to find & apply to the right Product Management positions
How to write an effective Cover Letter for a Product Management position
How to organize and optimize your resume or CV for Product Management applications
How to research a company and a Product Manager position prior to your interview
What questions to expect and prepare for prior to a Product Manager interview
How to correctly tackle Product Management behavioral interview questions
How to use the PAR / CAR framework to better answer "tell me about a time when" questions
How to correctly tackle Product Management product creation interview questions
How to correctly tackle Product Management estimation interview questions
How to correctly tackle Product Management instructional interview questions
How to reverse interview your interviewers and ask the right questions
How to spot red flags in companies and interview processes before you apply
How to make yourself stand out in a Product Management interview & application
How to adapt to any question you get in an interview by thinking like a Product Manager
How to make a great impression when interviewing virtually
How to tackle take-home case studies commonly included in Product Management applications
How to highlight your accomplishments in a way that Product Management hiring managers like
How to do effective side projects to increase your chance of being hired
How to effectively brand yourself online before applying for Product Management roles
How to get started with your first Product Management job and hit the ground running
Requirements
No previous experience needed. Can be taken by someone in any role with any level of experience.
Description
The role of "Product Manager" is currently one of the fastest growing, most in demand, and best paid positions in the entire tech industry. Fastest growing: Companies are expected to hire an additional 2,000 Product Managers this year, and this rate of hiring is expected to grow +20% for every year afterwards (Glassdoor currently ranks Product Manager as the #4 hottest hiring position in the US).In Demand: There are currently over 3,000 open Product Management positions in companies all over the worldBest Paid: Product Managers get paid on average $112,000 a year, with some companies paying closer to $192,000 a year even for junior level positions. This is on par with software engineers (!) despite the role being entirely non-technical.Do you want to become a Product Manager? If so, you'll have to navigate the notoriously difficult application and interview process. Take home case studies, brain teasers, and multiple rounds of interviews are typical if you want to get hired for any Product position.How you tackle these hiring challenges makes all the difference, and we're here to guide you through the entire process step-by-step. A successful Product Management application doesn't just consist of knowing the right answers and what questions to expect. To truly maximize your chances of landing the role, we took a holistic approach to the entire process: finding suitable roles, building your brand prior to applying, submitting applications, getting the interview, researching companies pre-interview, acing the interview, completing take-home work, and then deciding on the best offer. What's included in the course?We'll take you through the entire process for finding, applying to, and acing the interview for a Product Management position. We'll cover:How to think like and get inside the mindset of a Product Manager before you even start the processHow to find the right companies & positions to apply forHow to optimize your resume / C.V., and cover letter for getting Product Manager interviewsHow to research and prepare for each Product Manager interviewHow to complete case studies and take-home work, if neededHow to tackle the big 5 types of Product Manager interview question types: behavioral, product creation, estimation, analytical, & instructional. How to impress your interviewers by reverse interviewing them and ask good questionshow to follow-up post interview and spot any red flags that might change your mind about the roleHow to hit the ground running when you do get a job offer and start your Product Manager roleIncluded as bonuses:• A full mock interview (Apple) with walkthrough instruction from beginning to end• 2 interviews with students that recently were hired as a Product Manager where they share insider tips• A full interview with a Product team lead in charge of hiring for all Product Roles• A full walkthrough of Product Creation / Design question (1 hour long)This course is perfect for those applying to their first Product Manager role, as well as anyone interested in transitioning internally to Product AND existing Product Managers who want to apply for a new Product role either internally or externally. Why learn from us?We've successfully helped over 148,000 students learn about Product Management, and over 1,000 students get hired or transition into a Product Management role at companies like Airbnb, Google, Facebook, Spotify, Oracle, IBM, and Amazon.Our courses on Product Management are the largest in the world, with a community of over 100,000 prospective and current Product Managers enrolled.Your primary instructor, Cole Mercer, has been a Senior Product Manager at companies like Soundcloud, Bonobos, and Mass Relevance. He's interviewed 40+ times for Product Management roles for companies like Google, Facebook, Palantir, Netflix, and even Udemy.Your instructorsCole Mercer has been a Senior Product Manager at Soundcloud, Bonobos, Mass Relevance, and has taught the Product Management course at General Assembly in Manhattan, NYC. He is now a full-time Product Management and Strategy consultant.Evan Kimbrell is a top rated Udemy instructor with numerous courses focused on Entrepreneurship. His courses have over 630,000 enrolled students and more than 32,000 five star reviews. For the past few years, he has also been running a digital agency that has produced over 100 web and mobile products for Fortune 500 companies and startups.
Who this course is for
Anyone interested in applying for a role in Product Management
Anyone interested in transitioning from their current role to a role in Product Management
Current Product Managers looking to improve their interview skills
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