Producter Prodminds is an interview series featuring senior product managers, founders, and other individuals who provide insights into product management. Prodminds readers have the opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge about product development, the product lifecycle, and the successful launch of products. Prodminds serves as a valuable resource for anyone looking to learn about product management and enhance their career.
Instead of “work fast and break stuff” you should work fast and learn quickly. What this means is that you have to understand problems you think you will be able to solve
Product Management for me has been a journey through various start-ups, I started in a clinical setting, pivoted into marketing
I’m a Portuguese entrepreneur and a global citizen, currently based in the south of Portugal. I’m the type of person that enjoys moving fast, launching when 75% done and making adjustments on the fly.
When I started building software, I didn’t know that there were multiple roles in teams. It might sound funny now, but I was under the impression that everybody just combined everything.
I think no one is born a Product Manager, simply because there is no single study course to become one. And I was no exception.
Like most product managers, I fell into the wild world of product management by accident. After studying Economics at university, I worked in customer service and operations at a small startup for a few years where I ended up doing some data analysis projects for the CEO.
Hello, I studied New Media and Communication Technologies at Howest in Belgium, a program with a solid mix between programming, networking, video, and web development. That landed me a job as a front-end developer at a big media company.
Hello. My path into Product Management is unusual. I have no background in tech or business at all. I studied Biology and obtained an engineering degree in Functional Genomics at the Technical University of Delft.
