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A lot of people will recommend that you know how to code, and I don't necessarily endorse that. I'm not a coder myself. But you need to understand the technology enough to have a technical conversation, and translate it into layman's terms for business folks—who might be stakeholders, but

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Though you're likely to see the big tech companies on campus, the number of companies recruiting MBA graduates for product manager roles will be dwarfed by the investment banks and consulting firms.

Hi Sachin,

Here’s a sampling of the product management MBA syllabus that you will most likely see in many of the top courses.
 

Folks working in the software industry might be familiar with the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). This is a specialised implementation of the broader

Hello Vikram. Thanks for connecting with Careers360. It depends on your organisation and the management taking decisions for your promotion. If they consider your past performance for the organisation, then it is not mandatory to be a MBA Graduate in order to become a project manager. However, for career growth

Hi harleen, as far as I know, a leap into the managerial positions in various companies require a lot of experience and at the same time a double degree. Generally managerial roles demand MBA and since you do a BBA course, MBA course is very much necessary. It not only

Hi Shivam,

Please share the university you wish to pursue enginnering from. Also, share the stream you chose in Class 12.

To apply for a product manager post, you will need a basic qualification of a business related course. To get a specialization you can also go for management course. Some of the skills required are to secure the sale of goods and services, estimate demand, and develop strategies. Your communication