Ever since Product Management has gone from relative obscurity to greater spotlight over the past decade – owing to the rise of tech companies – there has been confusion about the typical Product Manager’s career path.
From experienced Product Managers to newbies alike, many people have no idea as to how to chart out a path for themselves and to have well-defined goals in mind.
To help you understand the orthodox Product Management career path and to ensure that your aspirations are in the right areas as new/intermediate Product Managers, our next meetup is a masterclass on the same.
Ujjwal Trivedi, Products @Moveinsync & Ashish Sinha, founder @NextBigWhat & ex-Product Manager @ Yahoo! will be sharing insights for practitioners and aspiring PMs alike.
Keep growing. Keep learning. Sign up for the meetup below.
Meetup Agenda
| Timing | Topic | Speaker |
| 5:15 PM | Registration Begins | |
| 5:30 PM | Product Management Career Path | Ujjwal Trivedi |
| 5:45 PM | AMA with the speakers | Ujjwal & Ashish Sinha |
| 6:45 PM | Coffee & Tea |
Date : Nov 22nd
Timing: 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Venue: NextBigWhat HQ, 677, 2nd Floor, 14th Cross, 1st Sector, HSR Layout
Pricing: This is a free event.
Who should attend? Current Product Managers, Aspiring Product Managers and Founders.
Limited seats available.
Loading…Meetup Speakers
Ujjwal Trivedi, Products @ Moveinsync
Ujjwal Trivedi heads Billing and Analytics products at MoveInSync, which is into simplifying office commute managing 3 Million Trips every month.
In previous avatars, he has been a VP of Products for a fintech startup called Artoo and has led the Product team at CouponDunia. He started his career as a Techie and has worked on many B2B and B2C applications in the last 15 years.
Talk topic: Finding your Product Management career path.
Ashish Sinha, Founder
NextBigWhat
Ashish Sinha is the founder of NextBigWhat and an instructor at NextBigWhat Academy’s Product Management Course. He has held a number of product roles in his previous avatar.
If you are venturing into product management function – go ahead and apply for the upcoming batch of NextBigWhat Academy’s Product Management Course.
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