CHAPTER 1
Why an Ultimate Guide to Product Managers?CHAPTER 2
What Is a Product Manager?CHAPTER 3
The 3 Key Responsibilities of Product ManagersCHAPTER 4
The Characteristics of a Good Product ManagerCHAPTER 5
The Characteristics of a Bad Product ManagerCHAPTER 6
A Day and Week in the Life of a Product ManagerCHAPTER 7
Tools that Product Managers Rely onCHAPTER 8
The Makeup of a Product Management TeamCHAPTER 9
Who Do Product Managers Report to?CHAPTER 10
Who Does a Product Manager Lead?CHAPTER 11
Product Manager vs. Product OwnerCHAPTER 12
Product Manager vs. Technical Product ManagerCHAPTER 13
Product Manager vs. Product Marketing ManagerCHAPTER 14
Product Manager vs. Program ManagerCHAPTER 15
How to Become a Product Manager in 2021CHAPTER 16
Are Product Management Courses (Certifications and Degrees) Worth the Time and Investment?CHAPTER 17
Product Manager Salaries and How Resume BreakdownCHAPTER 18
Landing Your First Product Role in 2021CHAPTER 19
Finding Product Management JobsCHAPTER 20
Owning Your Product Manager InterviewCHAPTER 21
Common Product Manager Interview QuestionsCHAPTER 22
Working as a Product Manager in an AgencyCHAPTER 23
Working Freelance as a Product ManagerCHAPTER 24
5 Key Tips for New Product ManagersCHAPTER 25
How to Level up Your Product SkillsCHAPTER 26
ConclusionThere are various tools that product managers use to perform their day-to-day tasks.
Product managers rely on other products such as airfocus for product management, Mixpanel for analytics, and Figma for prototyping.
However frameworks are also tools that product managers rely on.
Some of the tools that are relied upon by product teams are specific to product managers alone while others are utilized by the product team (product managers, product designers, and data analysts).
Here’s a quick list of some of the tools and frameworks that product managers rely on.
OKRs
Customer Value Proposition Canvas
HEART