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Gain a solid introduction to the essentials of product management, learning the key skills to manage and deliver successful products.
Standard Delivery: 7 hours of instruction
Group (3+): $495 USD*
GSA: $685 USD*
Don’t see a time that fits your schedule? We offer additional sessions, let us know your interest here.
*Course purchases currently available in USD only. Additional currencies to be added soon.
Transcend the limitations of traditional Product Management 101 courses that focus solely on process mechanics. This transformative journey puts you in the shoes of a newly appointed Product Manager/Owner, guiding you through the expectations and challenges of your role.
This course helps to answer questions like:
Beyond answering these crucial questions, the course empowers you to leverage your existing skill sets and adapt them to your new responsibilities. You'll be challenged to think critically about defining your product and effectively communicating its importance.
The course is designed to be flexible, allowing for customization to meet the specific needs of both the client and the employees, ensuring relevance to their unique environment. Whether you're transitioning into a Product Manager/Owner role or seeking to enhance your existing skills, this course equips you with the insights, tools, and mindset necessary to excel in your position and drive meaningful impact within your organization.
Have a group of 5 or more students? Cprime also provides specialist private training with exclusive discounts for tailored, high-impact learning.
The session combines presentation and interactive conversations to provide value post-class to the participants. Below is an example of an agenda, but can be customized to fit the needs of the client.
Part 1: Understanding Project vs Product
Part 2: Understanding the 3-legged stool
Part 3: Understanding the role of a Product Manager
Part 4: How can I bring skill sets from my previous role?
Part 5: Understanding your Product