Bolanle Ayo-Oyeledun, CBAP® I SFC™

Mastering Product Management Interviews: Episode 1 🎦 Welcome to our journey in mastering PM interviews! Today, we dive into the essence of product sense—an indispensable skill for every Product Manager navigating Nigeria's dynamic market. In Episode 1, we focus on mastering product sense—a vital skill to discern what makes a product outstanding. We'll explore practical frameworks and strategies to confidently tackle product design, improvement, and favorite product questions. ⁉ Why Product Sense Matters? Product sense isn't about having all the right answers; it's about skillfully navigating uncertainties and delivering solutions that resonate with users. Imagine blending empathy for users’ needs with deep industry knowledge and creative thinking to craft impactful products. 🗝 Key Abilities to Master Product Sense: ➡ Problem Mapping with Hypotheses: Identifying core issues and forming reasoned assumptions. ➡ Designing Rational Solutions: Crafting solutions that effectively solve identified problems. ➡ Evaluating Solution Trade-offs: Weighing pros and cons to make informed decisions. ➡ Second-order Thinking: Anticipating consequences and planning strategically. 💎 Elements of Product Sense: ➡ Empathy: Understanding users’ perspectives deeply to address their real pain points. ➡ Domain Knowledge: Expertise in market intricacies, regulatory environments, and consumer behaviors. ➡ Creativity: Innovating solutions that stand out in a competitive landscape. ⚠ Critical Interview Questions: ➡ Design Questions: Like developing a ride-hailing service tailored for senior citizens. ➡ Improvement Questions: Enhancing user engagement metrics for Instagram. ➡ Favorite Product Analysis: Discussing how to improve a beloved Opay banking app or Glovo's food delivery. 💡 The CIRCLES Framework: The CIRCLES method is a comprehensive guide through all the key considerations product managers need before developing and designing new products. It ensures thorough problem-solving from understanding the problem to delivering a viable solution. C: Comprehend the Problem I: Identify Customer Personas R: Report Needs and Pain Points C: Cut through Prioritization L: List Solutions with clear metrics E: Evaluate Trade-offs S: Summarize with an MVP Product sense interview questions are crafted to showcase your creativity, empathy, and problem-solving skills. They test your ability to envision innovative solutions that meet user needs. Join My Mentorship Program: 📅 Only 5 slots remain for July! I offer: - Personalized Interview Coaching - Resume and LinkedIn Optimization - Mock Interviews and Detailed Feedback Sessions - Continuous On-the-Job Mentorship Ready to excel in PM interviews? Book your screening call now!🌟 ➡ https://lnkd.in/d2Vt3bNc Stay tuned for Episode 2 where we delve deeper into mastering product sense... Image by Product School

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THOSE WHO CROWN KINGS DO NOT LOOK LIKE KINGS; BEWARE!!! There was this poor man who wrote a book at the age of 40 and decided to launch it on his birthday, he had no money to fund the launching and so, he decided to seek help from a millionaire in his community. He made a visit to the millionaire's home and after they exchanged pleasantries, he told his host what brought him. The millionaire told him to bring out a piece of paper and pen, he said " I will give you a test, if you pass it I'll give you the money you need, and if you fail, I'll still give you the money" He then told him to write down the names of 10 people who could give him 10k each for his book during the launch. Surprisingly the man could not write down 3 names, Now take a glass of water and let me tell you something..... said the millionaire It's not enough to have talent and skills, you must understand the power of building valuable relationship.... It was a wise man that said " Your network is directly proportional to your net worth. (Relationship is a Currency) Relationship is a stream of income, everything in this life actually reproduces on the basis of relationship... Men are lifted through Men Many of us are talented but we need a cup bearer to tell the king that there is a Joseph that can interpret dreams. Who you know matters a lot in this life, don't say it doesn't matter. It does. There are heights and opportunities you will never attain if you don't understand the Power of keeping valuable relationships. When they say turn and greet your neighbor sometimes, you don't even know who you are talking to. That might be a CEO of a company, but sometimes we despise people based on their outward looks and judge them wrongly. That person you sit with in class, or the colleagues at work that you look down on may be the ones that will lead you to your destiny helper because you have no ideas who they know. Sometimes it takes just a recommendation to change your story. Don't despise men in life, you will need them one day. Sometimes those who crown Kings don't look like kings and may never becomes kings but, they can help you wear the Crown..... Building Relationship is not all about money, Information, Knowledge, Recommendations, they are values too that can yield money faster... Thanks for your time, Before you say Thank you, you are welcome. Arigato

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Let us reflect on an unspoken, yet hidden fact. In the journey of managing products, projects, and teams, we often encounter individuals who present themselves as friends or allies but then, they are foes (inspired by a talk Eizu Uwaoma PMP® , MBA, MSc had on a radio show). It is essential to remember that not everyone who smiles at you has your best interests at heart. Some might pretend to support your vision, only to undermine your efforts behind the scenes. As Product Managers, we are tasked with balancing multiple stakeholder interests, driving alignment, and pushing towards a common goal. Yet, sometimes the biggest challenges aren't the market shifts or technical roadblocks - but navigating the “subtle sabotage” that can come from within your circle or sometimes from the top management. This is synonymous to a student who is trying their best to graduate from school but always being frustrated by some internal forces - maybe a lecturer, class representative or even a fellow course mate. If you ever find yourself in such a situation, I want you to take note of the following: How Sabotage Can Manifest: 1. Undermining decisions or spreading doubt among team members. 2. Deliberately withholding information that could be crucial to project success. 3. Engaging in negative talk that can erode team morale and trust. The Power of Discernment: 1. Observe Patterns, Not Just Actions: Pay attention to consistency in actions over time. True intentions often reveal themselves in patterns. 2. Trust, But Verify: It’s okay to trust your colleagues, but always back it up with verification and clear communication. 3. Create a Culture of Transparency: Encourage open dialogue, set clear expectations, and foster a culture where concerns can be aired without fear. The importance of discernment can not be overstated. It protects not just our projects, but the integrity of the teams we build and lead. In a role that demands alignment and collaboration, being able to distinguish genuine support from hidden agendas is a skill that can make or break our success. Let us stay vigilant, build strong alliances, and lead with discernment. #ProductManagement #Leadership #WorkplaceCulture #Discernment #TrustAndVerify

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Hey, Stop thinking! In life's journey, we often get caught up in perfect planning. While preparation is important, there's also great power in taking that first step without overthinking. I learnt this when I relocated. "Lagos is too tough", they said. Well, they didn't lie. But as we all know, the road to success isn't smooth, it's full of bumps. I knew staying comfortable wouldn't lead me anywhere. I took a leap of faith, without a plan or security, but with determination. And that's when things started falling into place little by little. I got lost a lot of times, struggled with transportation, but I was determined. I learned that the initial move sets everything in motion. Don't wait for the perfect moment; it may never come. Whether it's launching a business, starting a new project, or pursuing a passion, the initial move sets everything in motion. Remember, success is not just about having a plan; it's about executing it. Just start wherever you are. Trust your journey. Because sometimes, the best plans unfolds when you take that first bold step. Share your stories about starting without a plan and where it led you to. Let's inspire each other to take bold steps and embrace the power of action! Happy Sunday! #CareerDevelopment #Storytelling #LifeJourney #Storyteller

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A student of mine reached out to me few days ago and said Coach please I have been hearing about Affiliate marketing and he learnt that it pays and he is interested. How can I get started? He asked👉 And so I told him that Just with your Smart📱and internet access you can also begin to earn an amazing commission from Affiliate marketing. However there are certain requirements and other skills to enhance your success journey in the business. How prepared are you?? Are you willing and determined to give it all it takes? He said Yes Coach. With this very same App you have I said (Whstsapp) you can begin to monetize to your advantage and make additional income legitimately for yourself just by recommending digital products to people who *Needs* it and can *Afford* it✅ Check the word: #Need and #Affordability The life blood of Continuous earning from this business model of Affiliate Marketing is by: CONSISTENT LEAD GENERATION So How do I generate Leads? He asked? Basically there are 2 ways: ✅Organically ✅Paid Advertising 📌The beautiful thing about Affiliate marketing business is that aside from earning mouth watering commission, you also stand a chance of getting yourself equipped with high income digital skills which you can as well offer as services to business owners, companies and organizations and get paid for it. 📌 To think of great transformation that this business has done to smart folks who took advantage of the business and are still taking their chances despite how unfriendly the Nigerian economy has become, I think its worth giving it a shot🔫. So He said Yes he will and he is ready. So can I ask What do you think? And to think that you will be in charge of your own time, controlling your working hours, being your own boss and being able to fund that long desired lifestyle of yours, like these people in the video ⬇⬇⬇👉👉 Except you are satisfied with remaining in the trenches and joining the wailing wailers to keep complaining about the state of Nigeria's economy then this post may not be of interest to you. But if you're one of those who wants to change their financial story and become Financially independent rising above the prices of things then this is for you. What efforts are you trying or have you tried? May be you have failed once, twice or you have been scammed one time or the other or you belong to the category of WHAT IF's this, What If's that, doubting Thomas 😊😊 What if it works and definitely it will provided you do your part with all diligence and consistency To get started Send me a DM with I want in✅ and I will show you how to begin your journey to Financial freedom #Affiliatemarketing #sales #Onlinebusinessmodelthatpays #Highincomedigitalskills #Financialfreedom #Makemoneyonline #Skillsacquisitions #Productpromotion #Commission #Weeklypayout #Passiveincome #leadgeneration #Organictraffic #Sharethispost

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My 5-Year Roadmap to Becoming a Commercial Banking Supervisor at the CBN Year 1-2: Skill Building and Portfolio Development 1. Mastering Data Analysis Tools: My immediate goal is to complete the 3MTT Data Analysis and Visualization program. 2. Building a Financial Data Portfolio: I will work on a portfolio of projects that demonstrate my ability to analyze and visualize banking data. These projects will include tasks like predicting loan defaults, assessing financial trends, and visualizing key performance metrics for financial institutions. -Certifications: To solidify my credentials, I will earn the 3MTT Data Analyst Certification and other relevant certifications. Year 3: Entering the Financial Sector and Expanding Knowledge 1. Securing a Job at CBN or a Similar Apex Financial Institution: My goal is to secure a position at the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) or another apex financial institution. I aim to work in roles related to banking supervision, financial analysis, or risk management, where I can apply my data analysis skills to ensure regulatory compliance and more stability within the banking sector. 2. Seeking Guidance from Mentors: At this stage, I will seek mentorship from Dr. Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, the former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria. His transformative leadership at the CBN has greatly inspired me. I will reach out to him to gain insights on navigating the challenges of Banking/financial supervision. 3. Pursuing an M.Sc. in Banking and Finance: I will also begin an M.Sc. in Banking and Finance. This degree will help me understand the broader financial landscape, preparing me for higher-level roles at the CBN. Year 4: Professional Certifications and Advancement Obtaining CIBN Certification: To enhance my professional standing, this certification will strengthen my expertise in banking regulations and best practices, positioning me for supervisory roles within the CBN or similar institutions. Year 5: Achieving Leadership in Financial Supervision Leadership in the CBN or Apex Institution: My long-term goal is to become a leader within the CBN playing a key role in supervising commercial banks and influencing financial policy through data-driven insights. I will apply my knowledge of banking, finance, and data analysis to improve the stability and transparency of Nigeria’s financial system. - Challenges and Milestones Along the way, I anticipate challenges such as navigating a competitive job market and balancing further education with work. However, I am prepared to face these challenges. With my background in Banking and Finance (OND, B.Sc.), my certification in Islamic Banking (ACIBF), and my growing expertise in data analysis, I am confident that I will be well-prepared to achieve my career vision in the next five years, Insha Allah. #My3MTT #3MTTWEEKLYREFLECTION 3MTT Nigeria IHS Towers NITDA Nigeria SANUSI LAMIDO SANUSI

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Dreams are not what you see when you are sleeping, it’s what keeps you awake. This is another vote and evidence of signs and wonders of God. Another Syncskills Techstars dreams has just materialised. If you want to know how you can transform your career and life in just less than less 6months with the right mindset click on the link below: https://lnkd.in/grVCG9Ar I’m Noah, Career and Prosperity Coach.

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I get this question a lot from young people: “Dangote, Elumelu, Ovia, etc did not graduate as #1 of their respective classes, but they are billionaires. How do you reconcile that?” Let me try. First, your classroom and the markets have different exams. That you got an A in calculus does not mean you will get an A in customer satisfaction on selling noodles. Simply, what worked for you in school may not necessarily translate directly in business to push you to #1 in your “business class”. Simply, grades are largely meaningless, what matters is the process to the grades! Yes, that you got an A in UniversityA and end up with a First Class does not mean you can even graduate in UniversityB. In secondary school, I was not the smartest student in my class, but I felt I was the hardest working kid. What talent could not deliver, hardwork helped. If reading Modern Biology four times is a way to get A in Biology, so be it. (One of my teachers nicknamed me “oku na egbu akwukwo” [the fire that destroys books]). I took the same bookworm mentality to university. In both cases, I was the best, but that did not mean I was the smartest or most talented. Not even close: the smartest kid I met in FUT Owerri did not finish the first year because he was too lazy and non-challant to even know the venues of exams. When he failed MTH 101 and PHY 101, they kicked him out. So, for Ovia, Elumelu, Dangote, etc you have to look at their processes, and not the grades. Largely, over the long-term horizon in life, a student who worked hard and made a C is better than one who did not put in the effort but made a B. Why? The C student possibly had a better process, and that process will serve him or her later in life. Companies hire high graders not because of the grades, but because for them to have made good grades, they had the right processes, to aim and achieve. If those students retain those processes, they could turn out well as work. So, in summary, focus on developing the right processes of hard work and maximal efforts. Those are universal for success irrespective of the short-term outcome like school grades https://lnkd.in/d3rG6DYE

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NIGERIA RESCINDS IMPLEMENTATION OF CYBERSECURITY LEVY AMIDST CRIES I am a Yoruba girl and my people say " the ears that heard the first version of a story should also hear the converse version of the story". It is based on this saying that I'm writing this piece on the suspension of the cybersecurity levy by the Tinubu led administration. Based on a quick scan on social media, I can tell that the recent decision by the Nigerian Central Bank to reverse the proposed cybersecurity levy has been met with widespread approval and optimism. The move is seen as a positive step towards fostering a more conducive environment for businesses to thrive in the country. By listening to the concerns raised by stakeholders and reconsidering the levy, the government has demonstrated its commitment to supporting the growth of the digital economy in Nigeria. Business owners and industry experts will surely welcome the decision, viewing it as a clear indication of the government's willingness to engage with the private sector and address their needs. The reversal of the cybersecurity levy is expected to boost investor confidence and encourage more businesses to invest in the Nigerian market. This development is seen as a significant win for the business community and a testament to the government's responsiveness to feedback from stakeholders. Overall, the decision by the Nigerian government/CBN to reverse the proposed cybersecurity levy is a positive development that is set to have far-reaching benefits for the economy. It reflects a proactive approach towards creating a business-friendly environment and sets the stage for increased innovation and growth in the digital sector. With this reversal, businesses can now operate with greater ease and confidence, paving the way for more ease and comfort for Nigerians.

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She said she was gonna make everyone fall in love and she succeeded! yeah, this was Ms Tina Okonkwo's statement during the Power BI bootcamp 5.0 - January Cohort, and trust me it really worked. I love Power BI, it's the tool I'm most comfortable using right now. So hi everyone, I am thrilled to share my project on Pizza Sales Performance Analysis. This Sale Performance dashboard highlights: 1. Total Revenue & Revenue trend over the months 2. Best selling pizza by revenue & order 3. Average amount customer spend on every order they make 4. Peak days & peak period and so on. Steps: 1. Data Preparation & Cleaning 2. Data Transformation 3. Data Modeling 4. Wrote a couple DAX formula 5. Data Visualization Tools: PowerBI Insights: 1. Between March-August witnesses a sustained surge in revenue, which implies how seasonal variations influences sales performance. 2. Revenue-wise and order volume - Classic Pizza stand out as the leading pizza category. However it's interesting to note that the top three revenue generating pizzas belong to the Chicken category, which ranks last in terms of order volume. 3. While the busiest hours occur between 12pm-2pm and 5pm-8pm(especially on weekends) with Friday emerging as the peak day. A big thank you to my tutor - Tina Okonkwo for this amazing experience. Also a big shout out to sir Bas Dohmen for the dashboard design inspiration. Kindly look through and share your observations, corrections and opinions. PS: Built this since February but haven't shared it here lol, It was my first dashboard. cheers to building in public🥂 #DataAnalytics #DataAnalyst #Datacommunity

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Exciting News, This is for you!! 📌If you are a Woman in Business, 📌Woman in Tech, 📌Entrepreneurial Woman, You already know you shouldn't be snoozing on this opportunity to attend this value packed event with some of the most influential women in the industry in persons of: Ibukun Awosika- Trailblazer and former Chairperson of First Bank of Nigeria Adenike Ogunlesi - Renowned founder of Ruff 'n' Tumble Topsy Kola-Oyeneyin - Visionary in the tech ecosystem Bode Abifarin- Finance guru and inspirational leader Nkebet Mesele- Innovator in payment solutions These leading ladies will be speaking at The Platform 35.2: Wealth Builders for Women. In this event, they will be sharing their insights, experiences, and strategies to not only succeed but to thrive and build lasting wealth in their fields. This is more than just an event; it's a transformative experience for women who are ready to scale new heights in business and technology. I already know it will be invaluable and a great opportunity for networking, learning, and inspiration. This event will take place tomorrow, Wednesday 1st May, 2023. See flier for more details of the event. I bet you this would be a very successful way to begin the new month. Whether you're a corporate professional or just starting out, the knowledge and connections you'll gain are indispensable. I will be there and I'm looking forward to seeing and networking with so many of you amiable ladies. Don't miss this chance to learn from the best and connect with fellow ambitious women who are shaping the future of business and tech. Did I mention, It is Free!😌 You don't have a reason to not be there. Click the link to reserve a a ticket for yourself https://lnkd.in/eNyhyhwA Feel free to reach out if you need more details or if you’re interested in attending. Let's checklist another one of our goals for this year and be builders of our wealth and futures together! #WomenInTech #WomenInBusiness #Leadership #Networking #WealthBuilding

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What Product managers won’t learn at bootcamp The just concluded weekend came with some exciting activities and I would love to share, 
So, some product managers were about to graduate from their 3 months bootcamp and I was called upon to come speak to them about a day in the life of a PM. Trust me, I took it through a different route they will probably not expect. Yes, because I wanted them to know what they will meet in the industry Many of us have been to the four walls of the university and we discovered at the end of the day that most things taught were not totally what is needed today and some are outdated, on getting into the industry after graduation, many of us had to learn so many things and even unlearn certain things. In great honesty, many PMs went through bootcamp, but then when they enter the industry, they start to discover that many roles they were told don’t even exist in most companies 😆 which means PMs have to wear these people’s hat. 
It was a mix of interesting story, but I noticed I kept using the word “sadly” as I also excite them about what they are coming in to expect. “Sadly” in this context is that there are a lot of things they tell you PMs have or do, but when you get in, it is totally or not even the case. Let me sight an example. At the beginning of the lecture, I asked someone to bring me up to speed regarding all they have bee taught in the past weeks. one of them excitedly said a PM is a CEO of a product, I smiled, but then I said, Sadly, you can be fired 😆. Trust me it was really fun as we did lots of role-play. I also exposed them to different PM scenarios they can find themselves. That is some PMs were employed in startups and they end up taking the roles of Product owner, scrum master, business analysts and I also explained why all these happen which could be due to company’s budget or product size. In my next post, I will be revealing these scenarios and how a PM can thrive in all these scenarios. Cheers to a productive week 🥂

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It’s been four months I took some time away from data analysis to prepare my students for their JAMB examination. The months were filled with extensive planning, research, and committed teaching to cover the syllabus and prepare them for the exam, all with the expectation of good results. Yes, the results are out and at this time, we are gathering data on their performance. With lots of questions on my mind, I look forward to analyzing the data to find out what insights will be gleaned from it. Last week, I decided to resume my data analysis and consider which project I should pursue. Then I saw the Etuk Anietie Data Analysis Challenge on Hospital Equipment Procurement Analysis. I said to myself, "Let's see what insights can be derived from the data and attempt to win the challenge" The analysis began with an understanding of the data and the deliverables. This was followed by data cleaning and engineering features employed in the analysis. Python (Pandas) was used to clean and investigate the data as it is my preferred tool for EDA. Here is the link to the notebook on GitHub https://lnkd.in/d_QDBHTG The dashboard below details the insight garnered from the analysis, and you can interact with the dashboard using the link below. https://lnkd.in/divmCHnU What do you think of the analysis? What should I include? Please, your insight would be much appreciated. #dataanalysis #supplychainanalysis #procurementanalysis

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Embracing the Art of Project Management. I first heard about Project Management around early 2013, during my service year, from a fellow corps member. I didn't quite take interest in the topic until late 2022 when a friend of mine was tasked with sourcing an Airbnb for her aunt who was visiting Nigeria on vacation. After their conversation, she exclaimed to me, "I've got another opportunity to showcase my project management skills to these guys". I asked her what that meant, and she explained how she had embraced the art of project management and how she has continuously integrated several skills from her knowledge in every area of her life to her advantage. Following that encounter, a spark ignited within me—a curiosity to also embrace the art of project management and streamline my daily activities. I flipped open my laptop and signed up for Google Project Management Professional certificate. What started as a simple curiosity, has had me immersed in the world of project management, and I found myself captivated by its beauty—the art of planning, the thrill of execution, and the satisfaction of seeing dreams materialise before your eyes. With each passing day, I have discovered new depths of my abilities, honed my skills, and built connections that transcended the boundaries of work. The journey hasn't always been smooth sailing; there were challenges to overcome, lessons to learn, and moments of doubt. Yet, through it all, my passion only grew stronger, fueled by the belief that every obstacle is an opportunity in disguise. So here I am, standing at the threshold of a new chapter, ready to embrace the adventure that lies ahead, and urging y'all, my dear network, to join me on this journey—a journey filled with discovery, growth, and endless possibilities. Together, let's unlock the secrets of project management and write our own success story. Now let's engage😆 Have you ever had a moment like mine, where a simple conversation sparked your interest in something unexpected? Tell me about it🥰 I'd love to read from you. #ProjectManagement #PersonalJourney #NewBeginnings

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I'm done with my NYSC service, and was it worth it? 🤔 I'll leave you to answer that for yourself, but for me, it's a resounding "YES!" ✅ Networked with youths across Nigeria from various economic, geographical, and technical backgrounds. 🤍💫 ✅ Gained exposure to ideas, places, and concepts that were previously foreign to me. 🦻🏼✍🏼 ✅ Secured an internship at my ideal company and now enjoy retainment! 🤭🕺🏽 ✅ Got speaking engagements as a Corps Member. 🔈🔈 ✅ Was introduced to opportunities by other Corps Members. 💲💲💲 . . . If you're yet to serve or are still serving, my advice is to be intentional about significantly growing your hard skills (whether through self-development or utilizing your PPA's resources—I did both, and you can too). Get relevant certifications to validate your skills, build a portfolio to showcase them, make a tangible impact in your community, even if it isn't monetarily rewarding, and seek as much relevant exposure as you can. It was a fun ride, and now we're ready for the next phase. Cheers to everyone who made this journey eventful and worthwhile. 🥂 P.S.: Share if you found value. #nysc #nyscpop #productdesigner #personaldevelopment #uiuxdesign

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If I had the full picture of what it took to be a Product Manager I probably would have quit before trying I see why God doesn't show us the full picture from the beginning Because, Japa! You already know you wear different hats as a Product Manager And PMs are often seen as the glue that holds cross-functional teams together. But beyond coordinating efforts, a great PM must also be a leader Someone who inspires, empowers, and drives their team toward a shared vision. So, how can we hone these critical leadership skills? 🔹 Visionary Thinking: It’s not just about the next sprint or release. Develop the ability to see the big picture. 🔹 Empathy & Active Listening: Build strong relationships by listening, asking questions, and showing that you value their input. 🔹 Decision-Making Under Pressure: To lead effectively, learn to make informed decisions swiftly, especially when time and resources are limited. 🔹 Influence Without Authority: The key is to influence through trust, collaboration, and clear communication. Build credibility through consistent results and by fostering a positive team environment. 🔹 Continuous Learning & Adaptation: The best leaders are always learning. Stay curious, seek out feedback, and be open to new ways of thinking. Leadership is not a title, it’s how you show up every day. Let’s continue to grow into product leaders who don’t just manage products, but inspire teams to build extraordinary things. Cheers to being superheroes and saving the world 🥂 #ProductManagement #Leadership #PMLeadership #GrowthMindset #CareerDevelopment #InfluenceWithoutAuthority

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