- 4 years of Product experience in early-stage B2B SaaS (Series A->C)
- 3 years of technical program/project management
- 5 years of marketing automation, data analytics, and digital marketing, mostly email and newsletter marketing
@epatt6 More importantly - I'm in a very privileged position right now
- I have an MBA w/ no debt (good for product? a thread for another day 😊)
- I don't have kids (yet), so I can take a break between jobs AND be selective
- I'm relocating to Denver in February because I want to
@epatt6 In other words, my life is as flexible as my background is broad.
I often feel like a generalists generalist.
Fortunately, that kinda describes a Product Manager.
@epatt6 Sure, there are some Product specializations forming. The @reforge team has a nice breakdown of what those might be
- Talk to customers and users (i.e. continuous discovery)
- Track, measure, improve adoption and retention (product metrics and growth)
- Work closely with a team to achieve something together
- Launch new products and see the business impact