Associate Product Manager
Turn a vague problem into a scoped, prioritised thing a team can build.
Add it to your LinkedIn profile with the insiderOne logo, verifiable by anyone.
What you will be able to do
- Separate the problem somebody described from the solution they proposed
- Run a user conversation that does not lead the person to your answer
- Size an opportunity and rank it against another with the same method
- Cut a feature down to what can ship in two weeks and defend the cut
- Write a one page brief an engineer can build from without asking you
- Say in advance what would make the launch a failure
Students and freshers aiming at product roles, and anyone in a startup who has been handed a feature and told to make it happen.
What is in it
- 1The job, honestly described11 min
- 2Finding the problem under the request11 min
- 3Talking to users without leading them11 min
- 4Deciding what is worth doing11 min
- 5Cutting it down11 min
- 6Writing it down11 min
- 7Working with the people who build it11 min
- 8Shipping, and finding out11 min
One page, one feature
A one page brief with the six parts: the problem, why now, what you will do, what you will not do, how you will know, and open questions.
About 125 minutes in total.
Two levels
Finish the units and the project and you get the Certificate of Completion. Pass the live skill challenge on Product Management at Practitioner level or above and it becomes a Verified Certificate, which anyone you send it to can check for themselves.
Questions
What does it cost?
Nothing while insiderOne is in beta.
Can an employer check it?
Yes. Every certificate has its own page, and the code printed on it resolves there without anyone needing an account.
Do I need any experience?
No. These are written for students and people in their first job, and they assume nothing.
What do I actually walk away with?
The certificate, and the piece of work you made for the project. That goes into your insiderOne profile as a proof item, private until you choose to show it.
Know someone studying this?
It is free while insiderOne is in beta, and the certificate is checkable by anyone they send it to.