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About the Course
Product managers play a crucial role in driving the development and success of a product, serving as a critical link between customers, stakeholders, and the development team.
They are responsible for understanding market requirements, defining product objectives and features, and overseeing the entire product lifecycle from conception to its release.
This course will provide you with valuable skills in fostering productive collaborations, engaging stakeholders effectively, and enhancing communication abilities.
You will learn about Kotler's Five Levels of product and market segmentation. In addition, you’ll explore the product manager's role in business development, SWOT analysis, and Porter's Five Forces Model for market assessment.
The course also helps you understand the concepts of innovation and ideation and equip you with crucial skills for effective communication and teamwork in the field of Product Management.
Throughout this course, several product management experts will share their insights and experiences in product management. Practice quizzes and graded quizzes will test your knowledge. You will be able to apply the concepts learned in the course in a final project.
This course is suitable for anyone who aspires to apply for product management jobs. It requires no prior experience or knowledge of product management.
Top reviews
DA
Aug 22, 2025
Excellent course to understand cross-functional collaboration and how to properly communicate a product in both internal and external environments.
MS
Mar 1, 2025
The course is very well structured and truly engaging. I’m thoroughly impressed and hope the rest of the content maintains this high quality.
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By Angela M
•Oct 14, 2024
Speaker in the modules went extremely fast. There were few pauses in the content which caused issues with trying to keep up.
By Niki T
•Nov 24, 2024
This course is unnecessarily too long and sounds like it was written by AI. It's part of the IBM course and I feel it was only a repetition of the previous course. Didn't learn anything new.
By Julia
•Mar 4, 2024
cannot unenroll