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A must have for anyone in Product Management without a tech background
Reviewed in India on 26 January 2022
Okay, so I have been going through all the reviews about this book and a lot of them have failed to address exactly what or who this book is for. Here's my completely unbiased review and why I loved it.So, if you look at the details of this book, it explains in itself that this literally is "tech simplified" and is written at a very basic level to build your tech foundation necessary for product management.I am a PM without a CS degree or any major background in tech. During my early Product days in my stint as an APM, I found it really hard and struggled sometimes to understand what exactly a product was from a tech point of view, especially when I used to be in meetings and stand ups with engineers in the company. And as a PM it is necessary to have some basic knowledge of tech stack, system design or architecture so that you at least understand the terms that engineers throw around. And that is very necessary for a PM as he/she has to establish a trust between himself and the engineering team. Hence, I always went back and looked for books, resources online, however most of the stuff out there has always been of high level. Although you get an idea but it becomes difficult to get a clear grasp.It's like you want to learn driving but the only driving instructors out there are from Formula One drivers.This is what this book solves. It helps you learn the basics. Not master them but at least helps build a platform to build a solid foundation for your tech understanding. Everything is explained exactly how it should be to someone like me. I am really glad I came across this book because it has now given me the tools to start a strong foundation for my tech knowledge required in product management.If you want to be a Formula One driver, you gotta first know how to at least drive or at understand how a vehicle works/functions.Kudos to the writer Mr. Deepak Singh. Hoping that you will release more books on System Design and Architecture in this similar writing style.
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So, if you look at the details of this book, it explains in itself that this literally is "tech simplified" and is written at a very basic level to build your tech foundation necessary for product management.
I am a PM without a CS degree or any major background in tech. During my early Product days in my stint as an APM, I found it really hard and struggled sometimes to understand what exactly a product was from a tech point of view, especially when I used to be in meetings and stand ups with engineers in the company. And as a PM it is necessary to have some basic knowledge of tech stack, system design or architecture so that you at least understand the terms that engineers throw around. And that is very necessary for a PM as he/she has to establish a trust between himself and the engineering team. Hence, I always went back and looked for books, resources online, however most of the stuff out there has always been of high level. Although you get an idea but it becomes difficult to get a clear grasp.
It's like you want to learn driving but the only driving instructors out there are from Formula One drivers.
This is what this book solves. It helps you learn the basics. Not master them but at least helps build a platform to build a solid foundation for your tech understanding. Everything is explained exactly how it should be to someone like me. I am really glad I came across this book because it has now given me the tools to start a strong foundation for my tech knowledge required in product management.
If you want to be a Formula One driver, you gotta first know how to at least drive or at understand how a vehicle works/functions.
Kudos to the writer Mr. Deepak Singh. Hoping that you will release more books on System Design and Architecture in this similar writing style.
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A must have for anyone in Product Management without a tech background
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 26 January 2022
Okay, so I have been going through all the reviews about this book and a lot of them have failed to address exactly what or who this book is for. Here's my completely unbiased review and why I loved it.Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 26 January 2022
So, if you look at the details of this book, it explains in itself that this literally is "tech simplified" and is written at a very basic level to build your tech foundation necessary for product management.
I am a PM without a CS degree or any major background in tech. During my early Product days in my stint as an APM, I found it really hard and struggled sometimes to understand what exactly a product was from a tech point of view, especially when I used to be in meetings and stand ups with engineers in the company. And as a PM it is necessary to have some basic knowledge of tech stack, system design or architecture so that you at least understand the terms that engineers throw around. And that is very necessary for a PM as he/she has to establish a trust between himself and the engineering team. Hence, I always went back and looked for books, resources online, however most of the stuff out there has always been of high level. Although you get an idea but it becomes difficult to get a clear grasp.
It's like you want to learn driving but the only driving instructors out there are from Formula One drivers.
This is what this book solves. It helps you learn the basics. Not master them but at least helps build a platform to build a solid foundation for your tech understanding. Everything is explained exactly how it should be to someone like me. I am really glad I came across this book because it has now given me the tools to start a strong foundation for my tech knowledge required in product management.
If you want to be a Formula One driver, you gotta first know how to at least drive or at understand how a vehicle works/functions.
Kudos to the writer Mr. Deepak Singh. Hoping that you will release more books on System Design and Architecture in this similar writing style.
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