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Become a Great Product Manager with Microsoft's Senior Product Manager

Become a Great Product Manager with Microsoft’s Senior Product Manager

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Do you how to become a (better) Product Manager? Start here! Learn all about the position as well as how to land it. Resume review included!

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Highlights:

  • Over 10 hours of self-paced videos and over 20 exercises
  • Unlimited, lifetime access to he course
  • Content for aspiring and junior Product Managers
  • Free resume review at the end of the course over email or chat
  • Access to a community of over 3000 sitting and aspiring Product Managers
  • Learn all the most important skills and practices of a Great Product Manager
  • Learn practical and actionable lessons based on my own experience (Microsoft, OLX, Stepstone and others)
  • Learn how to find and land your Product Manager position
  • Get real experience by creating your own Product
  • Direct support from me, your instructor, over chat and email
  • 48-hour money-back guarantee if you change your mind!

 

About the course

Hi! I am Dr Bart Jaworski, Senior Product Manager. For many years, I have been dreaming – just like you – of becoming a highly successful Product Manager. However, one question lingered on me from the first day since I started:

“How to Become a Great Product Manager?”

I dedicated the last 5 years of my life to answering this question and it was all collected for you in this course! Everything you need to know to become a Great Product Manager, from how to craft the right resume, find the job, and then rock it, is all here!

Students of this course have left over 2000 5-star reviews and hundreds of them landed their new Product Manager positions after taking the course. Check out the written and recorded testimonials!

This course is intended for those who are yet to start a Product Management career and people with up to 2 years of experience in Product Management or similar. However, I’m sure you will find plenty of useful practices and techniques or simply different perspectives on some of the challenges you face even if you have more experience.

In any case, be sure to reach out to me or email me, I’m always happy to discuss and answer your questions!

My road to being a Senior Product Manager at Microsoft had been full of unexpected challenges, and I have been forced many times to search for additional resources to help me deal with them. Unfortunately, there had been some aspects of the position that no course or book could have prepared me for, and this is exactly where this course comes in.

Don’t get me wrong. My efforts have resulted in gaining great theoretical and basic knowledge. However, no one has ever told me how to deal with an ineffective team, how to find the right data to perform analyses, or even the basics – what character features and skill set make a great product manager.

Thus, I have this course with over 10 hours of materials. In it, I will teach you about the position itself but also provide you with practical solutions on how to deal with different setbacks that I had to find out the hard way.

After completing this course, you will be well prepared to:

  • manage any IT product,
  • choose the best improvements for it, and make them a reality with your team,
  • envision the product’s growth for many years to come,
  • build a great product roadmap,
  • change your stale development team into a well-oiled, highly effective machine,
  • find great ideas for your product and support them with the right data,
  • excel in planning an A/B test for any product change and be able to understand its effects,
  • become a great spokesman,
  • conduct engaging meetings and make them highly effective,
  • complete any product management certification. This course provides a certificate as well upon completion!
  • and many more!

 

With my unique background of 9 years in creating IT products for recruiters and having made a difficult, long journey to a Product Manager, I am qualified to tell you exactly how to replicate this transition. With my recruitment-oriented chapter, I will take you through the whole process of planning your career, starting with building an ideal resume and a LinkedIn profile. I will guide you on how to perform at your best in your potential job interview and start a new product manager position with a BANG. I will also tell you how to successfully launch your own Product and gain first-hand experience in Product Management. This project will help you put all the skills I have given you into the right context and will highly enrich your resume – so that you can land your next dream job more easily!

The course is accompanied by a dedicated Discord channel where I am happy to take follow-up questions and feedback that I will attend to daily. I am also to your ongoing disposition on LinkedIn chat. Apart from this, I offer brand-new bonus classes on the YouTube channel Product’s Digest where I talk about best product management practices and review different product-related articles and stories so that you can easily tell a useful source from a waste of your time. A new video, meant as yet another bonus class, is posted each week!

You are ambitious and full of energy and dreams, but also in need of guidance. I have been there, too. This course is built in a way that will make your journey easier than mine was. By making use of my knowledge and best practices, I hope you will develop your career quicker than I do, and who knows, maybe one day we will meet in the halls of Microsoft’s office and shake hands.

The course also includes a chapter on how to successfully land a job and create your own Product as a side project – an effective way to improve your chances of landing a Product Manager position! If you need it, upon the course’s completion, I’m happy to provide a letter of recommendation that I’ll sign, scan and send to you. I am fondly looking forward to that! Finally – this course is my product. I curate it on an ongoing basis and with every week, every change I make and every feedback I receive, it simply becomes better and better!

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Curriculum

Chapter 1: Product Manager – understanding the role

• Class 1-01: Who is a Product Manager?
• Exercise 1: Have you ever done any Product Management work?
• Class 1-02: Product Manager’s responsibilities
• Class 1-03: Why choose a Product Manager’s career?

Chapter 2: Traits of a Great Product Manager

• Class 2-01: Communication
• Class 2-02: Data-drivenness
• Class 2-03: Goal-orientation
• Class 2-04: Leadership
• Class 2-05: Problem focus
• Class 2-06: Transparency
• Exercise 2: Rate yourself!

Chapter 3: Product’s big bang – chaos is born

• Class 3-01: Vision
• Exercise 3: Write a Product vision
• Class 3-02: Strategy
• Exercise 4: Write a Product Strategy
• Strategy examples
• Proposal: Consider jumping to Chapter 11
• Class 3-03: Values
• Exercise 5: Conduct a SWOT analysis!
• Class 3-05: SMART framework and OKRs
• Class 3-06: User personas
• Exercise 6: Create user personas!
• Class 3-04: SWOT analysis

Chapter 4: Organizing the work around the Product – Turning Chaos into order 

• Class 4-01: Kanban
• Class 4-02: Agile scrum
• Class 4-03: Product Owner in Agile Scrum
• Class 4-04: Waterfall
• Class 4-05: How to organize
• Exercise 7: Create your own Trello board!
• Exercise 8: Reserve time for your tasks!
• Class 4-06: Day of a Product Manager
• Class 4-07: Delegating
• Exercise 9: Start delegating!

Chapter 5: Communication – sharing the order with others 

• Class 5-01: Stakeholders
• Exercise 10: Map your stakeholders!
• Class 5-02: Managing expectations
• Complimentary reading: History of Cyberpunk 2077 development
• Class 5-03: Emails
• Class 5-04: Communicators
• Exercise 11: Review push notification settings on your phone
• Class 5-05: Meetings
• Class 5-06: Presentations
• Class 5-07: Motivating the team
• Exercise 12: Improve your team’s morale!
• Class 5-08: Resolving conflicts
• Class 5-09: Escalations

Chapter 6: Before the Product development – turning order into work 

• Class 6-01: Ideas
• Exercise 13: Generate 3 product change ideas!
• Class 6-02: Market analysis
• Exercise 14: Analyse the full-screen clock market!
• Class 6-03: Client interviews
• Exercise 15: Conduct a user interview!
• Class 6-04: Strategic thinking
• Class 6-05: Roadmap
• Class 6-06: Value and prioritization
• Exercise 16: Select a task worth pursuing
• Class 6-07: POC
• Exercise 16: Does your selected product change require a POC?
• Class 6-08: MVPs intro
• Complimentary reading: History of Zappos online shoe shop!
• Class 6-09: MVP types
• Exercise 17: Select an MVP type for your selected product change!

Chapter 7: Product development – turning work into product 

• Class 7-01: Backlog
• Example Task document (PRD)
• Exercise 18: Create a task document for your selected product change!
• Class 7-02: Task document (PRD)
• Class 7-03: Managing bugs
• Class 7-04: Technical debt
• Class 7-05: Design
• Exercise 19: Write design requirements for your selected product change!
• Class 7-06: QA and testing
• Exercise 20: Write a testing plan for your selected product change!
• Class 7-07: Analysis
• Class 7-08: Improving development speed
• Class 7-09: Return on investment
• Class 7-10: Product lifecycle
• Class 7-11: The development process

Chapter 8: Live product – finally getting the users to use it!

• Class 8-01: Increment (Basic)
• Exercise 21: Plan the release of your Product change (increment)!
• Class 8-02: Comments and product rating (Advanced)
• Class 8-03: Docs (Basic)

Chapter 9: Data – Understanding the impact of the Product change

• Class 9-01: Data
• Class 9-02: Metrics
• Exercise 22: Select your product and task metrics!
• Class 9-03: How to get the right data
• Exercise 23: Find evidence of the positive impact of gamification on a product!
• Class 9-04: User segmentation and cohorts
• Class 9-05: Presenting the data
• Exercise 24: Select key data and present them on a single slide!
• Class 9-06: Data vs feeling
• Class 9-07: A/B testing
• Class 9-08: Understanding users

Chapter 10: The Product Manager career path

• Class 10-01: Career paths (Advanced)
• Class 10-02: Student to Product Manager (Advanced)
• Class 10-03: Getting promoted to Product Manager (Advanced)
• Your perfect CV checklist
• Example CVs and reviewed version
• Great CV editor
• Exercise 25: Create your Product Manager’s CV!
• Would you like me to review your resume?
• Class 10-04: Your Optimal Product Manager CV
• LinkedIn – additional advice
• Exercise 26: Create your Product Manager’s LinkedIn profile!a
• Class 10-05: Your optimal Product Manager LinkedIn profile
• Job search strategy
• Exercise 27: Identify your job opportunities on the web!
• Class 10-06: How to find the dream job offer?
• Class 10-07: Job search strategies
• Appendix: Basic questions to prepare for before the interview.
• Exercise 28: Prepare your job interview answers!
• Class 10-08: Before the job interview
• After the job interview email template
• Class 10-09: Job interview
• Class 10-10: Typical job interview questions for Product Managers
• Class 10-11: After the job interview
• Class 10-12: The recruitment project
• Class 10-13: Your first week in a new position!
• Class 10-14: Your trial period
• Class 10-15: Before the job anniversary
• Class 10-16: Your first year
• Class 10-17: Annual review
• Class 10-18: Promotion
• Class 10-19: Changing jobs

Chapter 11: Putting your new skills together – Start your own product! 

• Class 11-01: Your own Product
• Class 11-02: Choose your Product
• Class 11-03: Work Scope
• Class 11-04: Goals
• Class 11-05: Vision and Strategy
• Consider creating user personas for your Product!
• Class 11-06: Plan your work
• Class 11-07: Launch and running the product
• Project template

Parting ways (?)

• Final words for the core course
• Course Certificate
• Now what?
• About your instructor
• Book recommendations
• Certification quiz

Additional Classes

• A-01: Project vs product
• A-02: Project Manager vs Product Manager
• A-03: IT vs real products
• A-04: OLX recruitment project – commentary and context
• Class 3-01: Collaboration
• Class 3-02: Confidence
• Class 3-03: Curiousness
• Class 3-04: Data analysis
• Class 3-05: Empathy
• Class 3-06: Learning
• Class 3-07: Listening
• Class 3-08: Passion
• Class 3-09: Prioritization
• Class 3-10: Proactivity
• Class 3-11: Storytelling
• Class 3-12: Technical skills
• Class 3-13: User empathy

Example Videos

Module 1, Class 1: Who is a Product Manager?

Module 2, Class 5: Problem focus

Module 9, class 7: A/B testing

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    Half way through and so far very helpful course and I see myself using this as a framework for my PM goals.

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    Amazing course, covering Product Management from A to Z. Everything has been explained really clearly and the course is easy to follow. Highly recommended to everyone who wants to break into the field.

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    A great way to start your career in PM. Lot’s of tips on how to manage the team and prepare yourself for the many challenges ahead. Great work!

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    Really good course, well structured and loved the chapter about creating a new product. I might just give a shot! Thank you.

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    This course definitely met my expectations. I am CEO of a healthcare startup and have been looking to recruit a Chief Product Officer. I decided to acquaint myself with Product Management discipline and related vocabulary to be able to interview prospect candidates and be able to vet their experience and candidature better. This course is an awesome start for anyone who wishes to transition into Product management career or wants to have product management as a value added skillset in their current profile.

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    It’s around 4-4.5 for the quality of the videos, but Bart compensates that in person by being there to answer all the questions, helping with the CV and making sure I have all I need for my upcoming job search. Kudos for the overall effort!

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    Sehr gut. Danke!

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    A really interesting course about Product Management. The Bonus material about Breaking Into Product Management is particularly useful!

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    This is a course which is very insightful and provide great knowledge about Product Management. Thanks to Mr. Bart for creating such a great content.

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    The course is amazing in terms of the content and how it is explained. It is also continually improved by Dr Bart. Not only that but he is also willing to help the students outside course wise! Thank you for the help and do keep improving and helping more students like me in the future!

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    Looks really good!

  404. Xin Shu –

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  406. Madhuri KP –

  407. Ehichioya Rita Eghonghon –

  408. Shreyas –

    Incase you’ll are looking for platform to learn about Product Management, this the right place and course to take, the course touches every aspect and it’s well explained

  409. Livia Oltean –

  410. Gerald Masimila –

  411. Juste Jauneikaite –

  412. SATISHA CHANDRASHEKARAIAH HONNAVALLI –

  413. Valerio Minopoli –

  414. Philip Appiah –

  415. Bart –

  416. Shubham Tripathi –

  417. Vojmir Lazar –

    Very good course! Was really impressed when a new chapter was added recently – I didn’t think Udemy instructor do that! Thank you so much!

  418. Paulin Pascal –

  419. Ajo Mathew –

  420. Reshma Patil –

  421. Mangai Murugan –

  422. Jeremiah I. –

    Thank you! This is a great a course 🙂

  423. Tranashea Uzoh– –

    Highly recommended :)! Lots of useful Product Management day to day tips.

  424. Laurens Slotboom –

    Really enjoyed it and learnt a lot!

  425. Niklas Heer –

  426. Ramya Richi –

    I’m glad I found this course. You will get much more from this if you start this course with some basics under your belt. Special Thanks to the Instructor. I definitely recommend it to my friends

  427. Kundan Kumar –

    Well explained

  428. Srikanth –

    Good course, covers everything promised in the description!

  429. Carmen Serna –

    Solid course. Good introduction to Product Management. It does help to have more than basic knowledge and practical references. Thank you very much 🙂

  430. Angel Cuevas –

    This course is a really great one on Product Management as the author is treating everything really basic for anyone to understand easily.

  431. Yusuf Abdullah –

  432. Mthokozisi Mahlakahlaka –

  433. Shane Mcgrath –

  434. Vaishnavi Anantharaman –

  435. Anurag Mishra –

  436. John Kent –

  437. Abhinav Mor –

  438. Gift Eje –

  439. Karan Raj Mehta –

    Liked the 1st chapter, looking forward to more!

  440. Stephanie Parson –

  441. Arshdeep Kaur –

    Lots of helpful tips and well structure PM knowledge.

  442. Theodore Siegel –

  443. Haryo Edi Wahyupurboyo –

  444. Sylwia Karagianni –

  445. Tejinder Gill –

  446. DAVID ALAMU –

  447. Pooja Sharma –

  448. Krishnabhargav Vittala Subramanya –

    You can see how this guy knows his stuff! Dr. Bart easily conveys all his teachings and it’s all easy to understand. Highly recommended!

  449. Ceslovas Beinoravicius –

  450. Chrisoula Paraskeua –

  451. Hymadpasha Sk –

  452. CLARA JANETH VIERA CONTRERAS –

  453. Abhinav Chauhan –

    i have some experience in Pm but i have found useful information for me. I recommend this course for juniors pms or even with experiences in Product Management

  454. Sergii Diachuk –

  455. Fred Lazio –

  456. Stephen McMillan –

  457. Aditya Patil –

  458. Abdoulie Ndoye –

  459. Morty Banks –

  460. Syed Muhammad Mazahir Gardezi –

    Recommended!

  461. Royi Nahum –

  462. Fer Díaz Gestal –

  463. Zumrud Ahmadova –

  464. Rahul Singh –

  465. Chidambaram Kandasamy –

  466. Bruno Berlin –

  467. Ujwal –

  468. Stephen Shapiro –

  469. Morgan Pottruff –

  470. Marcovitch Anat –

  471. Asif Bhatti –

  472. Zoran –

  473. Eshaa Aggarwal –

    Bart does a great job reviewing who a product manager is, the role of a PM and how to make it as a PM in the real world. Highly recommend!

  474. Samuel Kamau –

  475. Hritika Mehta –

  476. Rodrigo Bruner Moda –

  477. Naresh NARESH –

  478. Joanne Jane –

  479. Chiradeep Banerjee –

  480. Hari Narayanan S –

  481. Jian Lee –

    Informative so far. I am a product manager and have a terrible fear of public speaking. Luckily there hasn’t been too much of that as this stage,but I expect that will happen.

  482. Sarah Yock –

  483. Yong Jun Pak –

  484. Marissa Nicole Ream –

  485. Woo-Hoo –

  486. Quimcy Dsouza –

  487. Harleen Kaur –

  488. Jakob Dan –

  489. SITKI MURAT YILMAZ –

  490. Igor Freidin –

    Nice!

  491. Dexter Morgun –

    Really good course!

  492. Vitaly Charushin –

  493. George Freeman –

  494. Rafiat Babayode –

  495. Arunasg –

  496. Francisco Jr Santos –

    Amazing!

  497. Paweł Kamiński –

  498. Sajeev Roselet –

    Clear and simple so far

  499. Pradosh das –

  500. Nihan Yazgan –

  501. Olga Popova –

    So far everything as promised in the course description 🙂

  502. David Otowski –

    Very general course. Gives a nice helicopter view on PMing. Knowledge is very practical. Seems a good course to give a sneak peak for someone who want to be a PM or is already working as junior one. Unfortunately course does not give an practical example of the tools and does not dives into one’s at all. EG- mention user personas but does not say anything how to do one or what is important in that tool. As I wrote before. Good sneak peak.

  503. Monica Biden –

  504. Tushar Chaudhari –

    Wow!

  505. Isabella Belluci –

    Good.

  506. Bob Blocher –

    so good so far:)

  507. Funny –

  508. Paramita Lahiri –

  509. Muhammad Sani Yusuf –

  510. Sofya Gyulambaryan –

  511. Michael Buscemi –

    Dr Bart Jaworski is a highly-engaging speaker, and he breaks down every topic into understandable bites and then builds it all back again to deliver a concept.

  512. Swati Jadhav-Aher –

    OK

  513. Terrisahe –

  514. Venkataraman P –

    Really enjoying it 🙂

  515. Marcus Diaz –

  516. Ashis Rath –

  517. Azeem Imtiaz –

  518. Deepak Gupta –

  519. Sergey B –

  520. Nathan Vidal –

  521. Keziah Zhou –

  522. Bart –

    Yes. It is good match for my current responsibilities.

  523. Ranga Bonthu –

  524. Diego de Oliveira Trujillo Geronimo –

  525. Kate Burton –

  526. Feifei Ding –

  527. Bart –

    The course got better than I expected, deserving 5 stars

  528. Muhammad Irtaza –

  529. Geoffrey Coppin –

  530. Gayathri Chandrakumaran –

  531. Odufa Joan Aigbokhalia –

  532. Mark Best –

  533. Sam Kappagantula –

  534. Mor Asaf –

  535. Rock Lee –

  536. Robert Spice –

  537. Ivan Ivantsov –

    awesome

  538. D T Kaushik –

  539. Chris Kowalsky –

  540. Sandor Kovacs –

  541. Demetris Demetriou –

  542. Maria Camila Velez –

  543. Pankaj Jadhav –

    It seems to be very good, but so far, 4 videos and only one concept, little bit slow.

  544. Alejandro Perez –

  545. Veera Jyothula –

  546. Bartosz Woch –

  547. Sathyen Govindarajan –

    Product Management simplified

  548. Kartikaya Joshi –

  549. Harun Ur Rashid –

  550. Thileepan Sivanantham –

  551. Vaness Marques Figueiredo Molloy –

  552. Lizabeth Crall –

  553. Urbishnu Sanyal –

  554. Rafael Carlos Cerutti de Oliveira –

  555. Martyna Franciszka –

  556. Andrii Tymchuk –

    This course is amazing, I have no experience in PM and this course makes me curious about PM Careers. It’s a very recommended course!

  557. Zen Fanny Parulian Pardosi –

    Good so far, practical examples given and easy to understand, looking forward to Core PM Skills in upcoming chapters

  558. Vijaya Varala –

  559. Ashish Salvi –

  560. Davit Matevosyan –

  561. Poulomi Mazumder –

  562. Kimberlee Malone –

  563. Justice Brown –

  564. Johann Ried –

  565. Muhammad Moaz AYUB –

    The instructor is passionate and knowledgeable about the subject. This is a great course that inspires me to keep on learning.

  566. Zachary Purcer –

  567. Ogunro Oriyomi –

  568. Aarti Choudhary –

  569. Honza Szpalacha –

  570. Spyboy –

  571. Raghu Kartha –

  572. Mike Cave –

  573. William Nadella –

  574. Parth Gupta –

    Good points and honest effort to get PM role understanding and give overview of life of a PM too long .. I lost patience

  575. Guille Songel –

  576. Demetrius J. Parker –

  577. Bonnie Tailor –

  578. Zakaria Moufakkir –

  579. Swarnim Sharma –

  580. Said Abdurrahman –

  581. Victor Frank –

  582. Tim.Apple –

  583. Anonymized User –

  584. Alfred Dafoe –

    very useful course, and Bart is very helpful, Thank you

  585. Arthur Lotanna –

  586. Dika Ahmad Rojikin –

  587. Chime Nelson Chidubem –

  588. John Bucks –

  589. Ihuoma Kalu –

  590. Daniel Manfrim Antonio –

  591. Malone Gibson –

  592. Rob Sanchez –

  593. Marcus Ee –

  594. Juan Antonio Novelo Trejo –

  595. Mounir Elogbani –

  596. Maksym Boitsun –

  597. Anonymized User –

    This amazing course is curated for those who wants to know the HOW of Product management. So interacting and productive. I would highly recommend this to those who want to get into Product verse.

  598. Aman Kumar –

    Thank you Bart so much for this awesome course, it’s very informative and helpful. A big combination of theory and practice with interesting examples and also golden tips on how to solve issues. I really recommend this course to everyone.

  599. Ahmad Mu’azzam –

  600. Laszlo Pinter –

  601. Ashish Girish –

  602. Konstantinos Xeras –

  603. James Otter –

  604. Simran Koul –

  605. Chukwuemeka Ejoh –

    It is very engaging. It can help any manager even if he/she is not a product” manager !??”

  606. Malav Joshi –

  607. Anonymized User –

  608. Beatriz Paredes –

  609. Rupam Chatterjee (42610) –

  610. Nestor Balce –

  611. Joao Víctor de Melo Ferreira de Queiroz –

  612. Anonymized User –

  613. Rajesh GSN –

  614. Anonymized User –

  615. Buse Beytekin –

  616. Rolanda Alston –

  617. Pratik Wankhede –

  618. Nishu Choudhary –

  619. Rahul Bhingardive –

  620. Ahmed Elzemrany –

    The instructor sounds like a friend. Thank you for the great job!

  621. Helen Gerasymenko –

  622. Amrisha Rajkhowa –

  623. Daniel Costa de Oliveira –

  624. John Corton –

    Bart compiled a great course. Moreover, he created robust Discord environment that can be extremely helpful supplement for students. He explained all details in thorough and professional manner

  625. Volodymyr Reznichenko –

  626. Giacomo –

  627. Oluwatoni Wole-Fasanya –

  628. Isabel Wyrzykowska –

  629. Chris Requena –

    This course is awesome, very easy to understand and I can’t wait to become an IT PM already. Thanks Bart, this is really beautiful.??

  630. Adeboye Adeyemi Timileyin –

  631. Deepali Bajaj –

  632. Dan Balmos –

  633. Ashmita Chetri –

  634. Nikhila Rao –

  635. Ashita Roy –

  636. Lee Bonzo –

  637. Maura Nicholson –

  638. Samson Animashaun –

  639. Anonymized User –

  640. Vinudeep Ramegowda –

  641. Megan Dog –

  642. Arijit Mondal –

  643. Neil –

    I am really satisfied with the content and form of these lectures. Well-covered topics related to the PM role. I learned a lot of new things that were missing in other courses.

  644. Dariusz Gruca –

  645. Bob Rhino –

  646. Abhinav Jain –

  647. Wolfgang Reis –

  648. Dilay –

  649. Victor Saban –

    Good answers in Q&A. patience in explaining and great knowledge.

  650. Ali Qolipour –

  651. Louis Bobcat –

  652. Philip L Arnold –

  653. Maryna Kabachenko –

    I’m currently working as a Product Owner and this is providing good up-skilling to move up to Product Manager

  654. John Stevenson –

  655. Priyam Agrawal –

  656. Tarif-Ul-Haque –

  657. Charles Down –

  658. Xian Shen –

  659. Eric Virdeam –

  660. Chukwuyenum Jude Adeshina –

  661. Dian Ferdinan Tampubolon –

  662. Sunny Arora –

  663. Anonymized User –

  664. Ajay Singh –

  665. Raden Fikri Ihza Dwi Nanda –

  666. Jared Honda –

    Just to appreciate the course , it has been very useful for me , I would like to highlight the dynamic of the sessions , very active , interesting , well organized , and great experience to share

  667. Ossama Mokhtar –

    It was good introduction, But what I felt got missed in definition is Product life cycle part.

  668. ritesh srivastava –

  669. Maneesha Asundi –

  670. Anna Sargsyan –

    This is absolutely Great Course and is beginner friendly as well. Just Go for it!

  671. Vitrag Vasa –

    The course covers important subjects related with PM and it is a very good reminder of important concepts that needs to put in practice to improve the PM skills.

  672. Nuno Dias –

  673. Ronak Gordon –

  674. Victoria Echo –

  675. Utsav –

  676. Ajit Vikram Bhargava –

  677. Hemanth K V –

  678. Alok –

    Thanks so much for the course! So detailed and useful. And thanks for the real examples and life-stories. Recommend!

  679. Deniza Drapchuk –

    I’m not yet in really, but i hope i will be fine soon per the explanations going on so far Thank you

  680. Odoi Jim Etornam –

  681. Harshit Agarwal –

  682. Mary Johnson –

  683. Anonymized User –

  684. Prabir Kumar –

  685. Eric Gilles Isidore SAGNA –

  686. Ivan Duke –

  687. Billy Adiyatma Putra –

  688. David Martínez –

    The teacher gave me great insights on how to approach this career!

  689. Michael Kowal –

  690. Ivan Lukyanov –

  691. Mary Parker –

    Great so far, easily understandable.

  692. Sunny Amirize –

  693. Veronica Friday –

  694. Carolina Dias –

  695. Uzor Anne Nwaduba –

  696. Jessa Mills –

  697. Ankit Tiwari –

  698. Abhiranjan –

  699. Erol Flynt –

  700. Pramod Rajendra –

  701. Vikas kapoor –

  702. Yashwanthi –

    Yes it was good matcg

  703. Pradeep Hiregouder –

  704. Nana Yaw Butah –

  705. Chirag Sharma –

  706. Jandhyala Kadambari Dhanusha –

  707. Kamera Nuthan Kumar –

  708. Pamela Kevin –

  709. Abhijit Mahanta –

  710. Linda Hsu –

  711. George Vasquese –

  712. Tony Banner –

  713. Priyanka Jha –

  714. Don Daven Christoffer De Chavez Trapal –

  715. Prerna Makthal –

  716. Hein Kaars Sijpesteijn –

    It is going good

  717. Bubathi Muruganantham –

  718. Saparja Dey –

  719. Mika Hansen –

  720. Sachin Sharma –

    This course does an excellent job covering the relevant fundamentals of what a product manager is, provides practical advice, and examples to help you conceptualize what you’ve learned and understand it in terms of real-world situations. It is enjoyable to go through and is divided into manageable sections that anyone should be able to make time to cover. Additionally, Bart is incredibly involved and dedicated to your learning and success. I highly recommend it.

  721. Sharon Stevens –

  722. Madiraju Raghava Praneeth –

  723. Olarinmoye Oluwatobi John –

  724. Yücel Şanli –

  725. Robert Wolf –

  726. Juliusz Małysz –

  727. Anchal Sahai –

    The course was really engaging with all the elements needed to know about Product Management. I personally learned a lot from the course. Thanks Bart!

  728. William Auclair –

  729. Ben Jolie –

  730. Arul –

  731. Asja Dillet –

  732. Seth Gordon –

  733. Mani Deep –

  734. Mina Guold –

  735. Bipasha –

  736. Tibebwaila Rwegasira –

  737. Elmira Akhatova –

  738. Julia Stern –

  739. Bruce Grant –

    Clean and neat

  740. David Smith –

  741. Rahul Singh –

  742. Avanthik a –

    Bart is a great instructor! He explain every subject in detail. I will recommend this course to some one who doesn’t have any experience in the Product. Course more introductory to the product.

  743. Danny Middle –

  744. Alexander Mabrich –

  745. Andrea Beaumont –

  746. Ramanan Subramanian –

  747. Sritam Das –

  748. Joao Pedro Guerra Pereira Pedregal –

  749. Dorothy Blank –

  750. Fangming Dong –

  751. Victoria Tran –

  752. Rachel Blue –

  753. Galya Arami –

  754. Dian Charlo Valentine –

  755. Arkady Solevov –

    It has an amazing experience.

  756. Callistus Ezenwaka –

    Thorough definition of PM and what is expected in the role. I, also, especially appreciate the ending regarding to make sure you love PM since it is a very demanding position.

  757. Celine Eden Belete –

  758. Tay Wei Cong Shawn –

  759. Rachel Garwood –

    Become a Great Product Manager by a Great Man!Thank you Bart for this wonderful course!!

  760. Armin Saadati –

  761. Prasanna M –

    Quite an interesting and informative way of explaining concepts.

  762. Guru Saran Mishra –

  763. Jessica Vutto –

  764. Abhishek Kumar –

  765. Hitakshi Arora –

  766. Mandy Jackson –

  767. Mersal –

  768. Martina Shmidt –

  769. Anonymized User –

  770. Jean-Luc Puarro –

  771. Justyna Rafalska –

  772. Maczer –

  773. Olatunji Kehinde –

  774. Jane London –

    Wunderbar!

  775. Fabian Bernhard –

  776. Emanuele Calista Caliente –

  777. Andrei Wilkinson –

  778. Alexa Szabó –

  779. Georgios Uzomakis –

  780. Wei Suon –

  781. Maison Quattromani –

  782. Harish marisetty –

  783. Jordan Powers –

  784. Mario Neapoles –

  785. Hina Patel –

  786. Anita Cherry –

  787. Lucian –

  788. Bart –

  789. Adedayo Adegoke –

  790. Mateusz Radomsky –

  791. Anonymized User –

  792. Tomas Nemeth –

  793. Dan Balmosh –

  794. Rick Diaz –

  795. SANDEEP SINGH –

  796. Victor River –

  797. Jacques Lucy –

  798. Nguyen Thanh Nguyet –

  799. Emmanuel Eyo –

  800. Tracy R Wood –

  801. Maurice Uvanda –

  802. Anna Bologne –

  803. Miles Corkaile –

  804. Vlad Kievsky –

  805. Jakob Lamarr –

  806. Roland Peebo –

  807. John Calms –

  808. Anonymized User –

  809. Andrew Doyle –

  810. Ynon Yerusalmi –

  811. Ernst Jönsson –

  812. Remus Moldovanu –

  813. Davis Sebastian –

  814. Higo Rudzitis –

  815. Moly Parker –

  816. Simone Jones –

  817. Wang Shunwe –

  818. Kosyo Vasilov Tonchev –

  819. Neo Metelko –

  820. Xu shenwai –

  821. Hans Munich –

  822. Latshezar Spasov Vasev –

  823. Monika Fetingyte –

  824. Zita Lakatos –

  825. Spiros Foteas –

  826. Don Shepard –

  827. Villads Winther –

  828. Levi Menger –

  829. Sandy Priyatna –

  830. Marco Sacchetti –

  831. Zakiyeh Mousavi –

  832. Bart –

  833. Dibyendu Bera –

  834. Frankie McDonald –

  835. Uzumaki Nakamata –

  836. Charles O’Mulligan –

  837. Harry Bear –

  838. Benjaminš Zarinš –

  839. Metoda Vidovie –

  840. Adriana Tesárová –

    I would recommend this course to any PM who would like to reorganize their process. Certainly, you’ll have very interactive support from Bart as he absolutely made this course to provide value for future and current PMs. Above all, after Bart’s support to revise my CV, I got contacted by 3 recruiters for a PM role on LinkedIn, and now I feel that I got the chance to choose the right job for me instead of chasing one blindly. What this course did basically, is that it helped to spotlight and revisit my strength and weaknesses as a PM, and it was so good and relieving to hear an experienced PM sharing his experience in a transparent way. As a result, I was able to reflect on my journey and have more confidence forward. Thank you for this journey, and I wish everyone all the best with their endeavors.

  841. Mouhamad Chamandour –

  842. OEZGUER KIBAROGULLARI –

  843. Victor Bach –

  844. Marianne Aadland –

  845. Olena Kozenko –

  846. Anonymized User –

  847. Stavroula Matea –

  848. Kaja Kuusik –

  849. Ezenwa Chinenye –

  850. laxminarayan Sanjeev –

  851. Mateja Macan –

  852. Jan H. –

  853. Kalyani V –

  854. Cécile Helminger –

  855. Milan Shukla –

  856. Mitra Ghorbani –

  857. Onur Demir –

  858. Mona Delvita –

  859. Jordana Mendonça –

  860. Rita Rossmann –

  861. Jasper DeShields –

  862. Vasudha Avadhani –

  863. Angélica Fonseca –

  864. Sopio Basilia –

  865. Hwa-Young –

  866. Adeola Nti-Azuka –

  867. Anika Havek –

    so far its good

  868. Ibukun Oyewo –

  869. Paromita Mitra –

  870. Christoph Marschall –

  871. Sonia Kamble –

  872. Gunel Vural –

    I purchased this course last year since I had just started my PM stint, this course has helped in numerous ways to tackle various aspects of the PM role like product decisions, handling teams etc. Would recommend this to anyone who’s curious about the PM role and has a passion for products.

  873. Kevin Anthony –

  874. Daria Grul –

  875. Vikas R Agarwal –

  876. Matt Purple –

    an amazing and well detailed course, I learned a lot from it.

  877. Vaibhav Vats –

  878. Tea Salinović –

  879. Hak Jung-Yoon –

  880. Adriana Lasher –

  881. Pelaiah Mpande –

  882. Margarita Batura –

  883. Angelina Krasteva Kostova –

  884. Raksha Rao N –

  885. Berit Boyum –

  886. Bart –

  887. Elle Bude –

  888. Manoj Kumar Yadav –

  889. Abhinandan Punj –

  890. Valentine Eke –

  891. Danuta Kowalczyk –

  892. Joseph Egbe –

  893. Zoe Petraki –

    Its amazing course, which have demystified the Product Management in and out to me.

  894. Arun Dhwaj –

  895. Matilda Fritag –

  896. Allen Frimpong –

  897. Susanna Jaakkola –

  898. Mélissa Piaget –

  899. Pritam Karar –

  900. Vinay Aditya –

  901. Shan Xhao –

  902. Liana Manasaryan –

  903. Molnár Laura –

    Thank you Dr Bart. I have really learnt so much. recommend this course to every P.M as well as every aspiring P.M

  904. Queen Omotehinse –

  905. Eliza Hunter –

  906. Elroyd BLAKE –

  907. Angela Plohl –

  908. Mika Jansonen –

  909. Moses Ndimele –

  910. Vibin Abraham –

  911. Sosi Zohrabyan –

    Amazing quality and insightful remarks!

  912. Mateusz –

  913. Ivana Grgurev –

  914. Le Minh –

  915. Rob Jackson –

  916. Sabine Deichgräber –

  917. Oksana Frunza –

  918. Julie Apidopoulos –

    Very well explained!

  919. Nira Hamutal –

  920. Rakshit grover –

  921. Maia MacQuilly –

  922. Eya Satouri –

  923. Victor Seller –

  924. Nakagawa Mika –

  925. Magde Armonaite –

  926. Farhana Nazneen –

  927. Kamna Maheshwari –

  928. Jacara Jackson –

  929. Akram Mihyar –

  930. Blanca Esparraguera –

    This cource is very interesting and understandable even for beginner

  931. ?????? ?????? –

  932. Thomas Lipski –

  933. Mauricio Geraud Mercado –

  934. Harish Karunakaran –

  935. Venkata Ramana Garlapati –

  936. Sorine Voinea –

  937. Diana Padar –

    i love the teaching its very explanatory and easy to understand

  938. Olabiyi Saamuel –

  939. Lea Weber –

  940. Oskar Puchner –

    Bart rocks!

  941. Alexander Amadeo –

  942. Francisco Nogueira Amorim –

  943. Baron Jesus Alexander Tarazona –

  944. Margita Čiliaková –

  945. Giovanni Michael Lombardo –

  946. Katona Szimonetta –

    Very elaborate and insightful in taking you through the PM position. I am a current PM and this has helped to shed more light on a few areas that we don’t necessarily follow within our company.

  947. Alexandra Adhiambo Omolo –

  948. Elizabeth Pelton –

  949. Lina Soom –

    Lots of energy by the instructor, makes me to traverse through the course.

  950. Hari Kishan Doki –

  951. Shifa Davis –

  952. Jazmín Espinar –

  953. Elisabeth Nosbusch –

  954. Evelina Morro –

  955. Sheeba Stanislas –

  956. Gora Živković –

  957. Preet Sarang Shailesh –

  958. akash singh –

  959. Priscilla De Roock –

  960. Neeraj Khandelwal –

  961. Bart –

  962. Mariann Cappelen –

    Very easy to follow and understand

  963. Abiodun Omotosho –

    Great course.

  964. Mehmet Emin –

    I have completed most of best courses in a market from my experience I can say its best product management course in the market its cover all concept just because not having placement opportunities and details assignment and working on live project is missing at end of course its 2nd best course in the world . My soul always feels unsatisfied that something is missing you don’t have good enough knowledge now its finally rest in peace . You cover everything in just 12 hours short course it can be more than 40 hours for practical training include using tools . Your course is very satisfactory sir and its un-valuable everything you teach us I am very thankful from my bottom of ?

  965. Laura Gallo –

  966. Maya Eyal –

  967. Vinete Niedra –

  968. Liang Wu –

  969. Subhojit Goswami –

  970. Lilit Suqiasyan –

  971. Lokesh Arya –

  972. Sanjitsil –

  973. Lejla Martinović –

  974. Rachelle Azéma –

    Great course! Bart has clear communication and it was easy to follow. Great insights and practical examples

  975. Kanuj Chaudhary –

  976. Anonymized User –

    This course is excellent. It provides practical, day-to-day guidance on Product Management, end-to-end. The course material is kept up-to-date. The instructor has even added new sections to enrich this course. Furthermore, this course covers materials not provided in the other PM courses on PM. I know because I have all the others too :-). Section 10 Data – Understanding the impact on the Product change” is one of the key highlights of this course. I recommend this course highly.”

  977. Carlos cardoso –

  978. Priyanka Gokhale Bapat –

  979. Irisman12 –

  980. Mugullore Poda –

  981. Zachary Anderson –

  982. Serapina Deleckiene –

  983. Szekeres Fruzsina –

    Only saw 2 videos so far so it is early to rate it just yet

  984. Silvana Mangion –

  985. Jasna Koren –

    Thank you Dr. Bart for a great course, it was very informative, looking forward to your new courses !

  986. Sevim Okur –

    The course was subtle and highlighted the keys areas of PM. I look forward to using the same in my career ahead 🙂

  987. Rohit Bhushan Kumar –

  988. Olivia Constantinescu –

  989. Capucine Aubert –

  990. Zuzana Jánošíkov –

  991. Sergey Gulyaev –

  992. NA NA –

  993. Ekaterina Zlatareva –

    Good Derivation of Deifinition

  994. Vinod Kumar Chunduru –

  995. Anonymized User –

  996. Luis Alberto Cano Moreno –

  997. Nick Lichtenberg –

  998. Andrea Sanvitto –

  999. Naomi Heilig –

  1000. Szűts Bianka –

  1001. Abhinav Kumar singh –

  1002. Donna Swanson Smith –

  1003. Wei Pang –

  1004. Omoreghae osayuki Samuel –

  1005. Julia Armengoua –

  1006. Florence Vallotton –

  1007. Sukanya Bharati –

  1008. Shruthi Repally –

  1009. Foca La Monica –

  1010. Bui Hung Linh ? –

    new to PM so all is new for me, good so far

  1011. Aurimas –

  1012. Gianluca Guarnieri –

    This course is indeed an eye opener for me., Thank you very much.

  1013. Maria José Bustillo Alvarado –

  1014. Marie-Hélene Cellier –

  1015. Adi –

  1016. Nikita Prigozhev –

  1017. Michele Lucchese –

  1018. Katharina Bamberger –

  1019. Olga Iamborak –

  1020. Joanna Van Den Houte –

  1021. Andrea Salvaggio –

  1022. Aiste Galgataviciute –

  1023. Hani R –

  1024. Anonymized User –

    well explained and straight forward. thank u

  1025. Tiale Carine Ankiempoh –

  1026. Onchikeu –

  1027. Vaishak Chandrababu –

  1028. Bishal Saha –

  1029. Vladimir Tarakanov –

  1030. Seth Seaba –

  1031. Etieneido Donatus Effiong –

  1032. Ayush Agrawal –

  1033. Essam Shihada –

  1034. Stephanie Folse –

  1035. Anonymized User –

  1036. Abdullah Ahmad –

  1037. Anand kumar –

  1038. Muhammad Rizqi Ariadi –

    As of now it’s very simple and easily to analyse

  1039. Mothisyam H –

    .

  1040. Anne Noah –

  1041. Mathumalini M S –

  1042. Cody Brown –

  1043. Cena Ilianova Lukanova –

  1044. Marlena Haas –

  1045. Tal Gonen –

  1046. Hannelore Winkler –

  1047. Pankaj Parihar –

    nice

  1048. Saurabh Malge –

  1049. Jean-Claude Leclere –

  1050. Kamma Christensen –

  1051. Okpe regina N –

  1052. Mirjam Šimunović –

  1053. Corey Jefko –

  1054. Anonymized User –

  1055. Anonymized User –

  1056. Piyush Sharma –

  1057. Srinivasa Anisetti –

  1058. Flavio Eduardo Carnaval –

  1059. Sholademi Fawaz –

    Awesome course, finally a structured course for both Aspiring and Practising PMs

  1060. Kumar Gaurav –

  1061. Pawan Mishra –

  1062. Lakshmi Mohan –

    Thanks a lot, This was incredibly insightful. This helped me understand PM a lot more eve after doing 2 other courses.

  1063. Viktoria Boncheva –

  1064. Karthika Kannan –

  1065. Juan Carlos –

  1066. Frederick Victor –

    Understanding the concept of Product Management including roles and responsibilities of Product Managers

  1067. Rutik Jadhav –

  1068. Dmitrijs Solovjovs –

  1069. Bart –

    love it

  1070. Teuku Ilham –

  1071. Ali Can ÖZCAN –

  1072. Stan Konnov –

  1073. Kirk Matsuzaki –

    Bart, I thought that most of the course was excellent. However, I think you could have added more tools for the day to day life, such as prioritizing tasks within the backlog, estimating them and other activities on a daily/weekly product managing life. Otherwise, it’s a great course, very inspiring and eye opening.

  1074. Filipe Simonetti –

  1075. Adamu Abdullahi –

  1076. Marje Eenpalu –

  1077. Cynthia Serah Nirmal –

  1078. Anonymized User –

  1079. Natalia Keegan –

  1080. Chetna –

  1081. Sinikka Sillanpää –

  1082. Ervin –

    awesome

  1083. Abhraneel Chakraborty –

    Amazing first impressions, great content and its presentation.

  1084. Eolas Medical –

  1085. Tejas Ambhore –

  1086. Kavisha Kalicharan –

  1087. Tiara Dwi Syaputri –

  1088. Shahroze Rizvi –

  1089. Lukrecija Senkauskaite –

  1090. Vladyslav Nemyrovskyi –

  1091. Dainuvite Romanovske –

  1092. Andromeda Pantalone –

  1093. Madhusudhan Jayaraman –

  1094. Maciej Łaski –

    Very well explained concepts with examples

  1095. Alastair Pavrey –

  1096. Apple Mac Igharas –

  1097. Bhaskar Sen –

  1098. Vaibhav Yadav –

  1099. Rodrigo Ojeda –

  1100. Amy Pesci –

    The contructive articlutation of the lectures for me. Most importantly, the direct attribution to real world scenarios. It takes the static text book sense away.

  1101. Israel Obayori –

  1102. Jagoda Samardzhieva –

    The beginning has been good so far.

  1103. Rajesh Raman –

  1104. Sharmistha guha majumdar –

  1105. Sandra Dieschbourg –

  1106. Bart –

  1107. Torild Hellem –

  1108. Belynda Terna-kpoughol –

  1109. Victor Okeyinka –

  1110. barkha jaiswal –

  1111. Vipin Mehta –

  1112. Rajat gupta –

    A great course for attaining a Product mindset.

  1113. Anonymized User –

  1114. Vidna Ramusović –

    I have enjoyed the lectures

  1115. Sahil –

  1116. Jeremy Sanderlin –

  1117. Uladzimir Vahner –

  1118. Martin Biskup –

  1119. Sailaja Marella –

  1120. Bart –

  1121. Zahra sohani –

  1122. Clara Balan –

    I have to say that to me, it was a very very complete course! I had the basics already and have worked with several PM tasks but I learned a lot of new things. Bart explained all the technical aspects of the position and the relation with each team but also the keys to prepare ourselves to be better PMs and even for those who are starting, how to get a PM job, how to prepare a CV, etc. Those are things that add great value to the course. As a good PM, he gave us some valuable info and I definitely have now more tools to improve myself in a lot of areas!

  1123. Marialejandra Rios –

  1124. Eliana Caetano –

  1125. Rahul R –

  1126. Shruti Wahi –

  1127. Angela Antoni –

  1128. Don Wilson –

  1129. Jeet Shah –

  1130. Michael Farina –

  1131. Jitin Chandna –

  1132. Lorin Allebrand –

  1133. Vanessa Moraes da Costa Formigoni –

  1134. Alagu Sathappan –

  1135. Riya Tyagi –

  1136. Eugene Schneider –

  1137. Leonardo Costa de Sá –

  1138. Anna Brittany –

  1139. Abhinav Paul –

  1140. Tammy Leads –

  1141. Martin Tello –

  1142. Helene Oberlander –

  1143. Germantas Gaurilčikas –

  1144. Huang Hu –

    good and simple explanation

  1145. Anonymized User –

    I’ve been here for some time and I’m really enjoying how Bart is explaining everything clearly!

  1146. Suyog Savalkar –

  1147. Vikas Kaushik –

  1148. FeliciaTofunmi –

  1149. Jeff Gerber –

  1150. Dymitr Mroziński –

  1151. Joanna Wrona –

  1152. Walter Dunkman –

  1153. Clotilda König –

  1154. Rahul Lokanathan –

  1155. Leonarda Đureković –

  1156. George Zeppelin –

    I would drop a line to say how much I enjoyed the course, and how useful I found it…I will certainly recommend this course to others. Thank you

  1157. zahra sohani –

  1158. Anonymized User –

  1159. Tim Geary –

  1160. Huba Danielova Adamova –

  1161. Vilja Mäntylä –

  1162. Neha Chanu –

  1163. Kirke Kallaste –

  1164. Chukwudi –

  1165. Dakota Montana –

  1166. Anna Adamsen –

  1167. Rivanshu Gupta –

  1168. Jakub Kohoutek –

  1169. Vasudha Ganesh –

  1170. Shea Heavey –

  1171. Aria Roche –

  1172. Ralph Fixby –

    This course was pretty much what I had been looking for. A great mix of theory, practical examples, own experiences, recruitment project narration. Thanks so much, Bart!

  1173. Vivek Chugh –

  1174. Anonymized User –

  1175. Tóth Zsuzsanna –

    Great class so far. Really informative and I’m certainly enjoying the humorous aspects of certain examples, very cool.

  1176. Prince Sharma –

  1177. Johnson Yeap –

  1178. Julie Mikaelsen –

  1179. Androniki Politidi –

  1180. Sujit Ningappa Kodoli –

  1181. Puneet Sharma –

  1182. Audra Vaickelioniene –

  1183. Abhinay Varsh –

  1184. Jacqueline Winkelhock –

  1185. Huan Xoi –

  1186. Niki Bi –

  1187. Kazmerina Kulmane –

    its amazing course , content are so helpful and easy to understand. great course for a beginner to understand

  1188. Rajni Singh –

  1189. Shefali Bhardwaj –

  1190. Abbondanza Cervone –

  1191. Humza Rehman –

  1192. Anurima Sandhu –

  1193. Rhianna O’Rand –

  1194. Rahul Bhalla –

  1195. Rachel Biancardi –

  1196. Humphrey Tony-Osarogie –

    The course has been insightful so far. thank you

  1197. Jane DORCAS ADAMU –

  1198. Henrique Pasquarelli –

  1199. Anonymized User –

  1200. Anonymized User –

  1201. Frank Nitro –

  1202. Jerzy Jurek –

  1203. Tamara Pavlović –

  1204. Vinicius Iwashita –

  1205. Sunil Rai –

  1206. Anonymized User –

  1207. Pamela –

  1208. Sivaprakash Subramaniyam –

  1209. SUBHRO GANGULY –

  1210. Biyan Satyanegara –

  1211. Rafael Iván Corrales de Haro –

  1212. Uphar . –

    Very good content (pretty extended) for someone wanting to work on product management or is new to product management. Not much to offer for someone exposed to product management.”

  1213. Andreas Tsenekidis –

  1214. Kadenge Masolia –

  1215. Uday N –

  1216. Liya Wang –

  1217. Bhanu Prakash Reddy Chada –

  1218. James Clarke –

  1219. Ben Tarun –

  1220. Anonymized User –

  1221. Mohammed –

  1222. Yeshita Dutta –

  1223. Sandra Dawson –

  1224. Tomer Katz –

  1225. Nidhi Gupta –

  1226. Cyrus Mendoza –

    Thank you so much

  1227. Ugochukwu Chukwuma –

  1228. Himanshu Gupta –

    Best one

  1229. Federico Lavatori –

  1230. Ruben Ventura –

  1231. Mélissa Pierlot –

    Beautiful course, very clear, interesting and funny. I don’t give 5 stars just because things can always be better, but I surely recommend it!

  1232. Pietro Pandimiglio –

  1233. Chioma Agu –

  1234. Nurida Ho –

  1235. Larry Bing –

  1236. Anonymized User –

    Very long and bulky course!

  1237. Rohit Singh –

  1238. Adeola Olaniyan –

  1239. Karissa Hill –

  1240. Janina Kolczuba –

  1241. deepansh kapoor –

  1242. Ermelinda Soliz Téllez –

  1243. Vanesa Vojvodić –

  1244. Anonymized User –

  1245. Siarhei Ivaneichyk –

  1246. Nezabravka Danailova Vankova –

  1247. Eline Van Droogenbroeck –

  1248. Matt Steed –

  1249. Annalena Moser –

  1250. Sagar Kumar Yadav –

  1251. Marta Jarosz –

  1252. Delroy Nazareth –

    I am enjoying the course so far.

  1253. Daniel Paul –

  1254. Bart –

  1255. Nouran Ghaly –

  1256. Marketta Pietilä –

    I am looking to transition to Product management from being a software developer and this course is helping me immensely understand my strengths and the areas I need to work upon. Professor Bart is also actively helpful on other mediums to solve student queries.

  1257. Helly Shah –

  1258. Paula Kaljurand –

  1259. Christina Thuesen –

  1260. Abhay –

  1261. Kelechukwu Orji –

  1262. Jana Paraptevoka –

  1263. Anjali Rathore –

  1264. charul gupta –

  1265. Jaslin Kaur Sandhu –

  1266. Angelika Wolf –

  1267. Giuliana Barbano –

    The course was a good match for me I was expecting to know the various practices followed ,concepts involved, skill set expectations and an overview of various other essential aspects of product management as I have switched recently to product management team. Dr.Bart has been great throughout the course in sharing his knowledge from his practical experience. I would suggest to add more assignments and quizzes for learners to get more hands on. Thank you very much creating a very nice course on product management , extending help to give free CV review and also giving direction for people from various domains switching to product management.

  1268. Anonymized User –

  1269. Sarika Hirve –

  1270. Manisha Gajula –

  1271. Parul Dengre –

  1272. Tamunobelema Ngerebo –

  1273. Raphael Mutili –

  1274. Tomiwa Akegbejo-Samsons –

  1275. Anonymized User –

  1276. Priya P –

  1277. Chinomso –

  1278. Ravi Sital –

  1279. Anelia Pilkevych –

  1280. Carola Maiolo –

  1281. Rakesh Kumar –

  1282. Laura Martínez –

    Good course overall. I’m pleased with what I’ve managed to learn thus far.

  1283. Kabir Malhotra –

  1284. Yurii Mandrovniy –

  1285. Jorge Montagud Grau –

  1286. Anna Zaretskaya –

    I love the introduction… I’m prepared to learn

  1287. Arowojolu Elizabeth Titilayo –

  1288. Rahul Gupta –

  1289. Anonymized User –

  1290. Neo Selaledi –

  1291. Ayobami Adegbamigbe –

  1292. Abhishek –

  1293. Garba Mustapha –

  1294. Raj . –

    I love how the instructor brings in real life scenarios into the lessons.

  1295. Vincent DiPalma –

  1296. Geetika Kakkar –

  1297. Michal –

  1298. Indra Kurniawan –

  1299. Nicolas Keefe Sutanto –

  1300. Nikita Jakovlev –

  1301. Lukman Azmi Fakhruddin –

  1302. Duncan Magaki –

  1303. Sanjeev Das –

  1304. Subbiah Muthukalayappan –

  1305. Bart –

  1306. Joao Pedro Nascimento Silva –

  1307. Julia Siguróladóttir –

  1308. Sara Silveira –

  1309. David Xuereb –

  1310. Ohaegbulem Benita Chekwube –

  1311. Balog Zsanett –

  1312. Jurika Petrovske –

  1313. Alexandra MacKenna –

  1314. Bianca Costin –

  1315. Babashola Ayodele Awodumi –

  1316. Jolanta Judenyte –

  1317. Earl Jackob –

  1318. Mateja Sinadinovska –

  1319. Bidisha Sarkar –

  1320. Chaitanya Dande –

  1321. Kayode –

  1322. Nina Robinson –

  1323. Marcus Ahye –

  1324. Samyak Hirawat –

  1325. Jack Zhong –

  1326. Johannes Weichselbraun –

  1327. Silot Shqiarin –

  1328. Besa Tafaj –

  1329. Tarun Kumar Singh –

  1330. Yana Demydenko –

  1331. Dang Hoang Lien Anh –

  1332. Waqas Arshad –

    Very well structured and systematic in covering the finer details of product management. Perhaps the course would benefit from sharing product management experiences or insights from operating in a more chaotic (less structured or well funded organisations) Additionally consideration should be given to real-world scenarios where things are not so cut and dry. For example (paraphrasing) – ideas unsupported by data are just opinions and at the minimum should require further research. Day to day product managers has to juggle strong opinions from key stakeholders with what the available data is supporting. Sometimes opinions are more important than data, especially for short-term political gains to secure resources.

  1333. Jon –

  1334. Victoria Prado de Carvalho –

  1335. Shagun Chauhan –

  1336. Irena Kovačić –

  1337. Ana Teodorova Dineva –

  1338. Madisson Van Overstraeten –

  1339. Alex Bondarenko –

  1340. Roshae Miller –

  1341. Milan Berry –

  1342. NANDIBHATLA ANIL KUMAR –

  1343. Medardo Invernizzi –

  1344. Anqi Liu –

    The course is both for aspiring product managers and those who want to organize their knowledge. Bart guides the participant through all the essential elements of product management and shares practical examples. I recommend the course to anyone who wants to follow the path of a product manager.

  1345. Walery Stasiak –

    I really enjoyed the lectures thank you so much for the opportunity and experience shared

  1346. Maureen imoisili –

  1347. Rachel Chacko –

  1348. Siddharth Modali –

  1349. Maximilian Young –

  1350. Bora Kim –

  1351. Judita Komárková –

  1352. Zuzanna Jaworska –

    Very Good, Loved it!

  1353. Vishal Tripathi –

  1354. Valentina Schwerin –

  1355. David Ferreira –

  1356. Antima Modak –

  1357. Lohit –

  1358. Marie-Claire Mallet –

  1359. Katariina Marttinen –

  1360. Kelli Kivi –

  1361. Tejaswi Srinivasan –

  1362. Mahamai Satavelekar –

  1363. Harper O’Higgins –

  1364. Izabela Marciszak –

  1365. Somogyi Klaudia –

    I’m glad i took this course, as it really touches on key aspects that should be practiced as a product manager in their day to day activities.

  1366. David Dickson –

  1367. Thorkild Albrechtsen –

  1368. Kalomoira Constantina –

  1369. Gizimina Xiriha –

  1370. Deborah Kremer –

  1371. Neeraj Bagdia –

  1372. Vamshi Kethavath –

  1373. Pranciška Birontaite –

  1374. Inneta Muceniece –

  1375. Temitope Kafayat Hameed-ibidokun –

  1376. Khayal Aliyev –

  1377. Astha Sharma –

  1378. Giandomenico Pagliaro –

  1379. Valeria Celibidache –

  1380. Lígia Rodrigues –

  1381. Miracle Wokoma –

  1382. Himadri Das –

  1383. Martin Groenewald –

  1384. Lidia Zaorska –

  1385. Kristi Gusho –

  1386. Renate Thornes –

  1387. Heleen Heupers –

  1388. Dušanka Vujadinovic –

  1389. Pedro Moreira Teixeira –

  1390. Saurav Kumar –

  1391. Filip Bundovski –

  1392. srividya VARADARAJAN –

  1393. Margit Crusenstolpe –

  1394. Vinisha Choudhary –

    So far, the course is being a really great experience. What I most like is how one can clearly see Bart’s personal experiences help to balance theory and practice on the skills required for being a PM.

  1395. Joao Henrique de Mello Assad –

  1396. Elisa Vergara –

  1397. Vasilija Franko –

  1398. Angelika Vojtechová –

  1399. Michael McCahill –

  1400. Snežana Živanović –

  1401. Hsin-Chien Tsai –

  1402. Esottith Shchakrak –

  1403. ?????? ??????? –

  1404. Howard Habib –

  1405. Sam Downturn –

  1406. Laura Coatman –

  1407. Yevhen Dudnyk –

  1408. Icten Erdogan –

  1409. Sipika Garg –

  1410. Franziska Hugentobler –

    I like the way the content is delivered, indeed in a very practical manner.

  1411. Sagrika Shukla –

  1412. Manish Agrawal –

  1413. Eldar Hidic –

  1414. Balendra Goswami –

  1415. Ashwin R Vernekar –

  1416. Luis Torroguano –

  1417. Rob Undread –

  1418. Rebecca Bergmann –

  1419. Nhut Thai –

  1420. Bahira Skandrani –

  1421. Paska Boshnjaku –

  1422. Nguy?n Th? Minh –

  1423. Fikri Nurhadiansyah –

  1424. Phanivijay –

  1425. Ramiza Kopanja –

  1426. Carmine Tranzi –

  1427. Pardis –

  1428. Magalie Van Den Houte –

  1429. Paul A –

  1430. Anonymized User –

  1431. Radzislava Kopysski –

  1432. Akshay Kulkarni –

  1433. Briar Warner –

  1434. Bisera Kamennova Paskaleva –

  1435. Anonymized User –

  1436. Swanand Deshmukh –

  1437. Rafaello Angelo Toscaon –

  1438. Shazia Rahman –

  1439. Anita Bošnjaković –

  1440. Shashank Kumar Sinha –

  1441. Haykuhi Grigoryan –

  1442. Sourav Kumar –

  1443. María Alejandra Sáez –

  1444. Maria Isabel Arroyo –

  1445. Meng Xuefeng –

  1446. Maria Jose Linares –

  1447. Merisha Rai –

  1448. Kadri Lippmaa –

  1449. Sandy Amenankhnas –

  1450. Wisnu Purnama Sidhi –

  1451. Rini –

  1452. Lise-Lotte Martinsen –

  1453. Justýna Matějková –

  1454. Chrystalla Christodoulides –

    Great, concise insights on the role. I’ve read other resources and Bart has a good way of explaining things.

  1455. Timothy Lipp –

  1456. Shadi Aljazzar –

  1457. Vivianne Schwartzmann –

  1458. Guilherme Machado da Silva –

  1459. Izolda Dongvani –

    Bart is doing an excellent job explaining PM roles and responsibilities and setting the right expectation. His methodical approach with simple examples makes it easy to grasp

  1460. Gunjan Utreja –

    It’s a friendly rich course.

  1461. Ochade Udome-Onyesom –

  1462. Radegonde Charbonneau –

  1463. Altaf Balgar –

  1464. Hyacinth Torchwine –

  1465. sanjay kumar –

  1466. Vishwas P –

  1467. Clara van Amstel –

  1468. Asta Mäkelä –

  1469. Srishti Yadav –

  1470. Marina Quirino Magalhaes –

  1471. Navni nagpal –

  1472. Aria MacRannall –

  1473. Bóthildur Sölmundsdóttir –

  1474. Fülöp Zsuzsanna –

  1475. Shen Shuren –

    It was very very theory oriented it could have been some pictorial representation

  1476. Preethi Theagarajan –

    very exciting to learn with product manager of Microsoft.

  1477. Durgesh Singh –

  1478. DiamantoreverTantaliade@gmail.com –

  1479. Preetam Reddy Kalyam –

  1480. Abhijit Kamthe –

  1481. Annagrazia Santaniello –

  1482. Mai Novokovichi –

  1483. Onwuzulike –

  1484. Randy Farsh –

  1485. Rumund Ughtyngton –

  1486. Nick Hill –

  1487. Cahya Kasih Kurniawan –

  1488. Anonymized User –

  1489. Ishwar Devarukhkar –

  1490. Muhammad Ahsan –

  1491. Bart –

  1492. Magrita Blekte –

  1493. Akshay Danthi –

  1494. Alev Akbulut –

  1495. Ham Kyung-Sook –

  1496. Joe Stafford –

  1497. Amalia Cardo –

  1498. Gichuki Wamiti –

  1499. Raya Daniyarbekova –

  1500. Amy Castro –

  1501. Miyamoto Chiyeko –

  1502. Mogal Baig –

  1503. William B Harmon –

    The training flows well with pointed intention and thoughtful course stream of inormation answering almost all of the scenarios to transition to a Product Management Career Path. It’s worth reommending!!

  1504. Katerina Theophanous –

  1505. Tang Zhong –

  1506. Tina –

  1507. Blanche Schlechter –

  1508. Beata Strasunskaite –

  1509. Jaqueline Fleischhacker –

  1510. Luna Rubio –

  1511. Parth Barhate –

  1512. Yamaguchi Tetsunori –

    nice recap about PM basics

  1513. Jarek Piotrowski –

  1514. Kaatima binti Shameem –

  1515. Francesca Piscopo –

  1516. Kendall –

  1517. Aurelien DEBRUXELLES –

  1518. Pratyusha Karnati –

  1519. Carlos Alberto Kümpel Imbriani –

  1520. Rachel Devouse –

    this is the best course ever in my history with lot of explanations,CV review, instinct reply by instructor and lot of explanations in channels. I really want to understand what is the differnece between Product Manager VS Product Owner in depth and if you can put a new course on Product Owner and explain different types of product owners-technical, data operations etc

  1521. Bart –

  1522. Walter Snow –

    Dr. Bart has eye opening insights about the software product management process. Good analogies and practical examples are given in the lecture videos, making the learner grasp new topics easily. Additional downloadable resources are also provided which will come in handy as reference guides when you are Product Managing.

  1523. Kevin Amadi –

  1524. Tolulope Ayantayo –

  1525. Avantika Vyas –

  1526. Budimirka Nilović –

  1527. Sayinaral Qayag –

  1528. Praveen Prahaladan –

  1529. Felix Carreira –

  1530. Shreya Jalan –

  1531. Lada Kuzmanović –

  1532. Bart –

  1533. shilpa Bhat –

  1534. Rabia Ahmed –

  1535. Amelia Ethan –

  1536. Oliver Lunder –

  1537. Roosmarijn ter Wee –

    This course is awesome as it created the foundation first before providing details about PM . Most of the things cleared if foundation set with the practical knowledge and experience! thank you for putting this together.

  1538. Jyoti Shukla –

  1539. Angelika Zahorecová –

  1540. Leunta Lahovary –

  1541. Ahvinesh Paul –

  1542. Haruno Shigenaga –

  1543. María Camila Fontirroig –

  1544. Kyra Danish –

  1545. Giulia Himmelberger –

  1546. Mani –

  1547. Julia Holmquist –

  1548. Rohan Goswami –

  1549. Ritik Chauhan –

  1550. Kerina Rautenbach –

  1551. Kashyap –

  1552. Alba Maria Enríquez –

  1553. Revathi Babu –

  1554. Tri?u Tâm Nhi –

    Loving the course . The clarity with which the PM role was defined in steps was awesome . Easy to digest I would say

  1555. Vishwas Upadhyay –

  1556. Omur Karaman –

  1557. Jessie Wallace –

  1558. Abigail Gavin –

  1559. Anant Sharma –

  1560. Aditya Agnihotri –

    its good

  1561. Devaansh Chadha –

  1562. Dzaghig Zornakyan –

  1563. Kirk M Kobmann –

  1564. Ajay Kumar –

  1565. Sanjeev Kumar –

  1566. Vytao Shothasrehr –

  1567. Ermond Hassan –

  1568. Wish Patel –

  1569. Viola Kozáková –

  1570. Jonha Richman –

    The course helped in giving a lot of information and detail for a product management role.”

  1571. Rahul Kumar Jha –

  1572. Romy Vandeputte –

  1573. Debendra Maharaj –

  1574. Cameron Palmer –

  1575. Ramandeep Bhatia –

  1576. Whitney Washington –

  1577. Jeevan –

  1578. Helena Bemelmans –

  1579. Saurabh Kumar –

  1580. Primera Muthoni –

    Very knowledgeable & comprehensive, a must watch for anybody trying to become a product owner

  1581. Chiedu Oranye –

  1582. Nnamadim Chinoye Anwurika –

  1583. Donald –

  1584. Chhoub Phary –

  1585. Pablo Toscano –

  1586. Divna Yoanova Balkanska –

  1587. Dimitris Stefanoglou –

  1588. Olaposi Oyebanji –

  1589. Latifa Redzic –

  1590. Albert Macon –

  1591. Shikha –

  1592. Laura Blueado –

  1593. Erico Santiago dela Terra –

  1594. Julija Pavlović –

  1595. Abhijit Bhattacharjee –

  1596. Alexa Webster –

  1597. Tarmo Valtonen –

  1598. Paula Laurits –

  1599. Calia Glafcou –

  1600. René Enevoldsen –

  1601. Sefali Pattnaik –

  1602. Abhik Sarkar –

  1603. Gustavo Alves –

  1604. Deckard Vishay –

  1605. Sushmita –

    Course content is very good!

  1606. Alisher Kasimov –

  1607. Lia Shervashidze –

  1608. Namiki Hamamura –

  1609. Emmy Sonnenfeld –

  1610. Jexette Bian Panulaya –

  1611. Jessica Monteil –

  1612. la Steppe de l’Alenles –

  1613. Lopamudra Pattnaik –

  1614. Meg Kowalsky –

  1615. Prashant Pandey –

  1616. Carolina Bolnykh –

  1617. Nevaeh Macdonald –

  1618. Maia O’Boylan –

  1619. Akshay Bhange –

  1620. Victor Stoneage –

  1621. Király Henrietta –

  1622. Prachi B –

  1623. In Chae-Young –

  1624. Gayathri Ramkumar –

  1625. Alen Kuanyshov –

  1626. Cunegonda Caramanica –

  1627. Aviral Tripathi –

  1628. Ganesh Kaivalya K N –

  1629. Louise Goergen –

  1630. Dustin Atchison –

  1631. Liao Michael Cheng –

  1632. Balakrishna Chadalawada –

  1633. Gaurav Khanal –

  1634. Magdalena Martinoniene –

    It is definitely a good match for me as I have a very limited experience of 6 months in a product management role and I am yet to completely understand what a product manager actually does and the challenges behind the role.

  1635. Manoj Dhulipati –

  1636. Punarv LM –

  1637. Nadine Scheiner –

  1638. Vinifreda Vecumniece –

  1639. Iuliia Manaenkova –

  1640. Colin Scott –

  1641. Surabhi Malani –

  1642. Ariadna Murillo –

  1643. Gużepp Alessandro –

    Good Knowledge

  1644. Suvajyoti Mukherjee –

  1645. Zainab binti Kamaal –

  1646. Slavjanka Razvigorova –

  1647. Anonymized User –

  1648. Jyotsana –

  1649. Dokuz Khatum –

  1650. Harshit –

  1651. Iurii Retiunin –

  1652. Aigerim Baigunussova –

  1653. Angeline Hérisson –

  1654. John Lumberjack –

  1655. Sherin Mocanu –

  1656. Linnea Andreassen –

  1657. Vera Faas –

  1658. Shraddha Dudhgaoli –

  1659. Jai Kataria –

  1660. Leah Deminski –

    So far, the introduction sessions have been very useful for me in understanding the basic skill sets required for a PM role. Also, I am able to relate many skills that I am performing in my current job and have also been able to identify areas where I need to improve upon. Thanks sir.

  1661. Magda Gogean –

  1662. Tannishk Sharma –

    hope so. So far so good

  1663. Mounika Nellipalli –

  1664. Dina Brandao –

  1665. Jacek Basałygo –

  1666. Rokhsun Bhatia –

  1667. Kazimiera Marczyńśka –

  1668. Alex Chaprak –

  1669. Sara Nabizadehdarian –

    it was a really insightful learning experience. However, I think it could have been more interesting (it got boring at some point). Great work all in all

  1670. Agiim Precious –

  1671. Andrew Wellington –

  1672. Ismail setiawan –

  1673. Gulsen Oren –

  1674. Mohar Kundu –

  1675. Magalie Hodel –

  1676. Saurav Mane –

  1677. Nina Dewa –

  1678. Suraj Kumar –

  1679. Claudia Lenero –

  1680. Roza Godec –

  1681. Marc-Emmanuel nda ezoa –

    Loved the course . Everything is explaied very well & in detail.

  1682. Trupti Mane –

  1683. Evelyn Nicholson –

    It’s a good course and I loved every part of it but I would have preferred such information should be passed physically

  1684. Ayomikun Familua –

  1685. Jack Mawn –

  1686. Zhong Guanting –

  1687. Azelle Van Vuuren –

  1688. Luidy Campos Gonçalves –

  1689. Oleksandr Stepanov –

  1690. Maritsa Pogosian –

  1691. Ashis Hazra –

  1692. SCOTT BUTLER –

  1693. Sumeet Kumar Mahapatra –

  1694. Aishani Khurania –

  1695. Jumanah Bendjedid –

  1696. Qëndrake Kutishi –

  1697. Liene Hoogenkamp –

  1698. Aditya Gupta –

  1699. Allan Van Cutsem –

  1700. Sonali Rajendra Gole –

  1701. Dipankar Gangopadhyay –

  1702. David Schmidt –

  1703. Summer Chapman –

  1704. Sonali Gaitonde –

  1705. Gunar Percy Ortiz Chura –

  1706. Mariam Pescador –

  1707. Louis Kropf –

  1708. Sudheeksh L –

  1709. Keo Kannareth –

  1710. Radhika Patel –

  1711. Yoana Boikova Pencheva –

  1712. GANTI LIKHITHA Royal –

  1713. Nermin Jasarevic –

  1714. Gaurav Vishwakarma –

  1715. Panos Emilianidou –

  1716. Leonarda Marčec –

  1717. Sahawat Chaladlamsakul –

  1718. Danielle Villumsen –

  1719. Revi Fajar Marta –

  1720. Saskie Minaříková –

  1721. Sankeerth Reddy Thotli –

  1722. Félix Jacquemin –

  1723. Alark Jaiswal –

    Es bastante básico, hay contenidos que son totalmente innecesarios

  1724. Matías Tomasini –

    So far I received very little practical knowledge about the hard skills of a product manager. Most of the course so far (I’m finished more than 22% of it) is about self-improvement” content that doesn’t have anything new to offer or something I didn’t know.”

  1725. Lev Korchagin –

  1726. Marcus Aken –

  1727. Pratyush Sambher –

  1728. Gohar Grigoryan –

  1729. Riyas Hassan R T –

  1730. Naba Kumar –

  1731. Anishul –

  1732. Madona Palavandishvili –

  1733. Pauliina Honkanen –

  1734. Rahel Keskkula –

  1735. Fateh Sharif –

  1736. Ankhnas Ranofrehet –

  1737. Avnish Kumar –

  1738. Osarume Imarhiagbe –

  1739. Pooja Shanmukh Patil –

  1740. Vanditha V –

  1741. Yaniv Legin –

  1742. Liliana Künneth –

    good

  1743. Rita Clark –

  1744. Dhaval Surendra Chevli –

  1745. Dikshita T –

  1746. poojitha pinniboyana –

  1747. Amaryllis Michaelouli –

    I like to listen how you accurately teach being PM

  1748. Seljan –

  1749. Jamie Felloni –

  1750. Felix Atsu Kofi Ackuayi –

  1751. Myles Flam –

  1752. ADENIYI OJO –

  1753. G Teknoloji Bilişim San. Tic. A.Ş. –

  1754. Chukwuemeka Okeke –

  1755. Prashant Sinha –

  1756. Major Annamária –

  1757. Omkar Shrikant Kulkarni –

  1758. Martha M. Stinson –

  1759. Chetandeep Singh –

  1760. Rebecca O’Duggan –

  1761. Viswamitra Heravdakar –

  1762. Alabi Grace –

  1763. Hardik Dave –

  1764. Oddvör Tarfsdóttir –

  1765. Dushyantsinh Jhala –

  1766. Hao Zixin –

    Super nice

  1767. Nikhil Jain –

  1768. Daiva Grigoniene –

  1769. Cody Schmidt –

  1770. Ramandeep Singh –

  1771. Alfredo Amable –

  1772. krishan das –

  1773. Dzestra Endzina –

  1774. Romilda Mainini –

  1775. Catreena Ireshman –

  1776. Bart –

  1777. Souveek Ray –

  1778. Ruchi Gupta –

    A lot of practical knowledge presented in a simple and digestible way. I am very pleased to have taken this course.

  1779. Marta –

  1780. Sandesh Sivakumar –

  1781. Nmecha chibuzo eke –

  1782. Rita Ortina –

  1783. Sashka Dobrudzhanska –

  1784. Jonathan Dockrell –

  1785. Isabel Hunter –

  1786. Stéphanie Dieschbourg –

  1787. Kaue Cardoso –

  1788. Johanne Flaten –

  1789. Ja’Nay Ross –

  1790. Anuebunwa Adanna –

  1791. Mirre Vreeburg –

  1792. Gourdon Léa –

  1793. Florence Bergeron –

  1794. Raksasakul Kanthar –

  1795. Subhransu Mohanty –

  1796. Laurien Hazenberg –

  1797. Muneera al-Hammad –

  1798. Sofia Pakuts –

  1799. Ibrahim Kamanga –

  1800. Olesya Jungkman –

  1801. Celestina Musat –

  1802. Liliana Vomlel –

  1803. Joanna Pazura –

  1804. Kiran F Chapparamani –

  1805. Pelageh Langrial –

  1806. Daniela R. Lewis –

  1807. Sugandha Vohra –

  1808. Darina Chlebovcová –

  1809. Jana Humeníková –

  1810. Maryam Sadeghian –

    So far it is a perfect match for me and my current position and status since I am in the pretty similar position, Bart was at idibu. I find the course to be very promising so far.

  1811. Damjan Velkovski –

  1812. Abhishek Kumar –

  1813. Tatiana Lopez –

  1814. Anastasija Jelić –

    Fantastic course on an introduction to product management, and effective ways to improve on the necessary skillsets as a Product Manager.

  1815. Rishi Dev Sandhu –

  1816. Karthikeya Singirikonda –

  1817. Evbouan Heritage –

  1818. Gabriel Branco –

  1819. Seth Mcoak –

    Interesting content, Thank you very much.

  1820. Martin Machaba –

  1821. Hussein Hijjawi –

  1822. Fanny Lindblom –

  1823. SoftDev SoftDev –

  1824. Luis Miguel Villalba –

  1825. Reinhard Agung Prasetyo –

    I think the quality of the course is superb. The instructor makes it easy to watch/listen to his videos, regardless of the hours.

  1826. Zeyno Erbil –

  1827. Adeniyi Ogundipe –

  1828. Michael Ochieng –

  1829. Ameya Prasanna Mote –

  1830. Marion Edmond-Samuel –

  1831. Soumya Ranjan Rath –

  1832. Arakawa Kin –

  1833. Raphaela Füllemann –

  1834. Tyler deBrauwere –

    Great course, with soft skills that can help any product manager

  1835. Julio Dimande –

  1836. Arousyag Tavitian –

  1837. Sammie Corbynn –

  1838. Pedro Guerra –

  1839. Amogha –

  1840. Shridhar Vernekar –

  1841. Tadina Sadiraj –

  1842. Ganesh Kumar Krishnan –

  1843. Amber Butler –

  1844. Tshegetsang Katlholo –

  1845. Aleeza Gordon –

  1846. Vivek Paul –

  1847. Rashmi Yadav –

  1848. Tina Van Den Borre –

  1849. Soumya Bhaskaran –

  1850. Saheed Agoro –

  1851. Natallya Kiseleu –

  1852. Muhammad Ubaidillah Fachri Cantona –

  1853. Vedant Singh –

  1854. Valentina Glaser –

    Thanks, sir; it is a great PM course to follow and can learn by daily life examples.

  1855. Erhan AKKILIK –

  1856. Matt Weiler –

  1857. Michelle Sy –

  1858. Nikita –

  1859. Chey Veasna –

    Very detailed and easy to understand

  1860. Busola Adegun –

  1861. Mihaela Filipova Yaneva –

  1862. Hasna Pačariz –

  1863. Anjeni Ajeng Asri –

    This was a great course giving insights into the world of Product Management!

  1864. Ashutosh Khedwal –

  1865. Amin Rezapour –

  1866. Nina Dillenburger –

    Bart is just amazing. The way he speaks the content is really engaging. I am surprised by the fact that he actually gave us his linkedin profile and actually reverts on messages. Thanks for designing the course with so much simplicity and dedication.

  1867. Taj Mankoo –

  1868. Julia Sevruk –

  1869. Abimbola Esther Makanjuola –

  1870. Yulia Varga –

  1871. Styllou Victoraou –

  1872. Lara Rožić –

    It’s good

  1873. Vijay Diagarassin –

  1874. Hafsa Qamar –

  1875. Prabhanath Nair –

  1876. Karina Rootare –

  1877. Bertel Westergaard –

  1878. Rafał Dobreńczyk –

  1879. Svitlana Leshko –

  1880. Stepan –

  1881. Ho hoang oanh –

  1882. Zoe Jelínková –

  1883. Bruno Miglio Navarro –

    yes

  1884. Banjo Jamiu –

  1885. Beatrice Hohenstein –

    Loving it!!

  1886. Karla Susana Castaneda Torres –

  1887. Manana Melikishvili –

  1888. Selcan –

  1889. Monique Boutroux –

    I felt the course was well structured, interesting and highly beneficial for me. I only felt it wasn’t specialized for me in terms of being a PM in an agro-tech company, managing interconnected systems, mobile applications and webpages. All round though, it was a good learning experience for me, and i LOVED the bonus materials

  1890. Vision Olufeagba –

    Very informational, since I’m a beginner.

  1891. Shania Pereira –

  1892. Viivi Tammi –

  1893. Philip Sandell –

  1894. Márton Mercédesz –

  1895. Sara Stratopoulou –

  1896. Siddhartha Singh –

  1897. Gabriel Obiesha Bell-Gam –

  1898. Manu Krishnan M –

  1899. Vardhini –

  1900. Jeannine Schneiders –

  1901. Vaibhav Goel –

  1902. Nur Farida Amalia –

  1903. Ingura Vecumniece –

  1904. Arabella Attanasio –

  1905. Raziel Sanchez –

  1906. Hibah –

  1907. Kendra Griffin –

  1908. Romina Andino –

  1909. Skolastika Wismayer –

  1910. Dev Team –

  1911. Anastasija Bozhinoska –

  1912. Shaju Rasheed –

    This course is amazing, Bart explains the material in a structured way

  1913. Rangga Whiki Pangestu –

  1914. Anonymized User –

  1915. Gaylord Jacquet –

  1916. Eleonora Arnaut –

  1917. Cristinel Visan –

  1918. Chris Yang –

  1919. Rushil Handa –

  1920. Marlies Wijnbergen –

  1921. Natphatsorn Lersiriphong –

  1922. Nassib Ghannam –

  1923. Temitayo Fatuase –

  1924. Anonymized User –

    This course was a guide for me as I started my career in Product Management. This Discord group is a must-go area. I would recommend this course. Thank you, Dr Bart

  1925. Oluwadamilola Dorcas Adediran –

  1926. Lorena Valente –

  1927. Jolanta Czajkowska –

  1928. Rabi Shankar Dutta –

    Very simple to follow and grasp

  1929. AKSHAY TIWARI –

  1930. Zuneid Alam –

  1931. Alexander Graham –

  1932. Aleksandra Ristovski –

  1933. Michael Freeze –

  1934. Carmen Milosovici –

  1935. Daniel Robles López –

  1936. Gidget Jimenez –

  1937. Imran Sayyed –

  1938. Krishna Gopal Tiwari –

  1939. Svjetlana Oblak –

  1940. Vladimíra Bottová –

    Bart does such a great job at making every section easy to understand and he goes into great detail.

  1941. Jason Recendez –

  1942. Anonymized User –

  1943. Anton Mykheiev –

  1944. Diana Francis –

  1945. Robert Le –

  1946. Bart –

    This is making me think a lot about the skills and values I need to bring to a PM role, which I hadn’t fully taken into consideration before and aren’t really focused on in JDs, but are rated and acknowledged in interviews. This course is helping me map how and where I can demonstrate these core skills and strengths from my CV and LinkedIn to the interview process and the role itself. The format is also light, engaging and at times funny (in a good way)

  1947. Chanel Woodland –

  1948. Bendar Odenkirk –

  1949. Inmaculada Ramos –

  1950. Aman Sinha –

  1951. Sila Karakaş –

  1952. Richard Sylwander –

  1953. Ancil Castillo –

    Amazing course with very comprehensive information!

  1954. Vicky Jodie –

  1955. Lola Brechbühler –

  1956. Oscar Miranda –

  1957. Rene Bernal –

  1958. Cat Quine –

  1959. Kanstantsin Zhautanoha –

  1960. Ashley Bennett –

  1961. Anonymized User –

  1962. Aparna Singh –

  1963. Shubham Madheysia –

  1964. Kush Mathur –

  1965. Ioan Pasca –

  1966. Govind Shetkar –

  1967. Felipe de Castro Dourado –

  1968. Sandra Toshevska –

  1969. Mimoza Veseli –

  1970. Misty Snodgrass –

    Really helpful and thorough course! Loved the bonus chapter on breaking into product management from different pathways.

  1971. Muhammad Yamin –

  1972. Swarnavi Tripathy –

  1973. Vishnu Chandran –

  1974. Noopur Thanvi –

  1975. Gaurav Pathak –

  1976. Haris Bjel –

  1977. Davide Fiumano –

  1978. Alba Gómez –

  1979. Rajat Tiwari –

  1980. Reeta Jäppinen –

  1981. Carolyn Lawson –

  1982. Anirban Dutta –

  1983. Farah Zabin Rahman –

  1984. Shivangi Goswami –

  1985. Parth Mehta –

  1986. Preeti Gupta –

  1987. Ulker –

  1988. Vishwas Khamboj –

  1989. Laureen Trimme –

  1990. Dhaara –

  1991. Ritika Gaur –

  1992. Kyaw Zay Lin –

  1993. Ahmed Shamsheer –

  1994. Ivana Stefanovic –

  1995. Samuel Dian Permana Putra –

  1996. Sindhu Arulanantham –

  1997. Antoni F. Setiawan –

    Being new to the PM world im enjoying the simplicity of this course so far.

  1998. Alexandria Rogers –

  1999. Annie Liu –

  2000. Pravallika Manduri –

    Perfect introduction to product management, breaking it all down and tackling each element one at a time. I feel more assured about my ability to work through job interviews.

  2001. Robert Ford –

  2002. Subrata Jana –

  2003. Amrutha M S –

    The lecture is apt and delivered in the most splendid manner.

  2004. Ifenna Alexander Obih –

  2005. Abdullahioladosu –

    The Activities & Theoretical part were a good mix , Please upload a Video for people transitioning from Operations role

  2006. Manjunath M R –

  2007. Adeniyi Adeola –

    Very structured and easy to understand, Bart always help us understand with example. He is very kind and helpful when students ask questions. He also updates this course frequently. Great learning experience!

  2008. Ellrica Dewi Herawati Jana –

  2009. Moyin Idowu –

  2010. Dominik Lepeták –

  2011. Athmanathan –

  2012. Ayanfe Agbede –

  2013. Hans Priks –

  2014. Abhishek singh –

  2015. Yolanda Ponce –

  2016. Rachana Kumar –

  2017. Adam Stawski –

  2018. Paola Gutiérrez Vesga –

  2019. Tracey Kalaus –

  2020. Amber Verhasselt –

  2021. 0basa Olamide Mariam –

    I’m enjoying the the course and easy to understand. The instructor is doing a great job with the breakdown thank you

  2022. Tomson Elu –

  2023. Kittey Kohli –

  2024. Valeria Urso –

  2025. Grzegorz Smolko –

  2026. EasyGov Surajya Service Ltd. –

  2027. Arams Airapetjans –

  2028. Anna Kurowska –

    This course has perfectly positioned me for Product Manager and Product Owner roles. It is insightful and very practical.

  2029. Idris Taiwo –

  2030. Aviral Saxena –

  2031. Carl Clayton –

  2032. Chloe Helling –

  2033. Chethan CM –

  2034. Alfred Peter –

  2035. April Vo –

  2036. Muhammad Haikal Baihaqi –

    Sorry Sir … I found the course to be fine however, I am not happy with the content … as it is very generic and with less industry specific Technical use cases which I can relate to …

  2037. Manav Sukhija –

  2038. YuTing Huang –

  2039. Jayati Das –

    informative & helpful, thanks!

  2040. Kateryna Chyzhykova –

  2041. Tsuboike Kinuye –

  2042. Venkata Anil Kumar Chenna –

  2043. Beti Konechni –

  2044. Rishu Agarwal –

  2045. Eric Ciurana –

  2046. Samantha Kremers –

  2047. Viet Nguyen Xuan (FIS TSD HN) –

  2048. Viorica Diaconu –

  2049. Pashelia Wesley –

  2050. Washiqur Rahman –

  2051. Makoro Waaka –

  2052. Sonia Chavan –

    That was a great experience. Thank you so much.

  2053. Mujahid Landge –

  2054. Roosmarijn Achtereekte –

  2055. Sundar S P –

  2056. Rajeev Sowamber –

  2057. SHIVANI BHADORIA –

  2058. Valeria Carranza –

  2059. Ms Khyati Desai –

    I found this to be a bit slow.

  2060. Vishant Prajapati –

  2061. Will Banks –

  2062. Manish Kumar jha –

  2063. Christian Sachtleben –

  2064. Abdul Hadi Aamir –

  2065. Kartikay Malhotra –

  2066. Darina Holovan –

  2067. Neha Ballal –

  2068. Milly Hedberg –

  2069. Adetola Koleade –

    really crisp and to the point summaries

  2070. Shay F –

  2071. Francisco Mainez –

  2072. Adrian Hartanto –

  2073. Pronit Baglari –

  2074. Joseph Olajugba –

  2075. Anonymized User –

  2076. Maruti Rao Taluru –

  2077. Anonymized User –

  2078. Luca Hassan Kareem –

  2079. Caro Van Den Driessche –

    Have touched the right chords so far. Looking forward!

  2080. Rashu –

  2081. Scarlett McCrae –

  2082. Ramyashree Shree –

  2083. Giuliano Zeni De Lazzari –

  2084. Blake Smedley –

    I have been working as a project manager but was not aware about the term and role description difference for Product/Project Manager Now this course has been given me a clear picture about Strategy and various techniques to use it to grow

  2085. Rashmi singhal –

  2086. Putu Nitya Nipuna –

  2087. AnanthBabu Lakshmanan –

  2088. Sonam Singh –

  2089. Smit Shet –

  2090. Arkadiusz Undro –

  2091. Khoun Rithipol –

  2092. Sahar Shehada –

  2093. Rohan Dayanidhi –

  2094. Yevhenii Halakhov –

  2095. Katie Kamola –

    great course so far

  2096. UWABOR COLLINS –

  2097. Lee Ben Netanel –

  2098. Brett Edwards –

  2099. Nikita –

    His style of teaching and explaining basic concepts allows you to see it in amazing perspectives. I am glad I got hooked here.

  2100. Emmanuel Iorkase –

  2101. Chintan Bakshi –

  2102. Tatiana Cortés –

  2103. Anser Latheef –

  2104. Mridul Mohan Jha –

  2105. Shola Adebayo –

  2106. Sanchay Kumar Singh –

    Wow, the topic is much bigger than I have expect and that’s great 🙂

  2107. Pedro Guirado –

  2108. Mia Topolovec –

  2109. Pushkar Waman Kothekar –

    This was an awesome course. There are a lot of courses that are present in the market but I would recommend everyone to start with this one. This will help, right from getting the foundations correct to being an advanced learner. Sky is the limit and learn ng never stops, so keep on learning and applying the knowledge you’ve gained from this course.A special thanks to Bart who is super helpful and is always there for any questions you might have, a quality only great instructors have. PS: Free CV review is a bonus which not many courses will provide:)

  2110. Brahadesh B –

    It’s amazing course for product manager.”

  2111. David Melnik –

  2112. Niranjan Kumar Nirala –

  2113. Tejus Sanjay Sharma –

  2114. Harish Kapadia –

  2115. Gaurav Gupta –

  2116. Alberto –

  2117. Sebastian Krapirca –

  2118. cindy w –

  2119. Sabrina J –

  2120. Oksana Zamyslova –

  2121. Benjamin Ogunbola –

  2122. Daria Dmytruk –

  2123. Arshad Havaldar –

  2124. Zainab Aamir –

  2125. Gopika Rajasekharan –

  2126. Navya Kuchana –

  2127. Karmen Kask –

  2128. Lakshmikiran jasti –

  2129. Erik Olson –

  2130. Sourya Reddy –

  2131. Garifallia Zervalli –

  2132. Yelesah Haseley –

    Not enough presentations/ visualizations. Monotonous voice, with low volume and high pitch of introduction music to each video.

  2133. May –

  2134. Valma Ranta –

  2135. Biswa Das –

  2136. Pareshkumar Chaudhari –

  2137. Tsvetelina Kovacheva –

  2138. Rajesh Krishnan –

    This course is a perfect match to understand Product Manager role and duties.

  2139. Mahesh Nagawade –

  2140. Nikhilesh Kalyankumar –

  2141. Harient vobruz –

  2142. Rucha Ranade –

  2143. Nicole Grasset Meza –

  2144. Joyce Agbetunsin –

  2145. Radhakrishnan Janakiraman –

  2146. Anuja –

  2147. Penelope Collins –

  2148. Rukundo Fidele –

  2149. Didem Bolukbasi –

  2150. Ayushi Singh –

  2151. Marie-Madeleine Ouvrard –

  2152. Kaitlin Shears –

  2153. Huang Zedong –

  2154. Fortunata Mosso –

  2155. Rezkia Dewi Andajani –

  2156. Olena Popova –

  2157. Leonie Fankhauser –

  2158. Monica Lim –

  2159. Faseyide Victoria –

  2160. Ine Speleers –

  2161. Imogen Campbell –

  2162. Nicola Monsignori –

  2163. Analía Lucciano –

  2164. Bletana Bunjaku –

  2165. Tham Nguyen Thi Hong –

  2166. Érica Borba Pires –

  2167. Chedva Kantor –

  2168. Erin Hackett –

  2169. Dudás Panna –

    This course has been amazing! It’s filled with very practical advice and exercises, and I’m a better, more data-oriented, and more confident Product Manager as a result. Thanks a lot, Bart!

  2170. Lily Nwobodo –

  2171. K Satyanarayana –

  2172. Jacob Benjamin Nimako –

  2173. Aishwarya –

  2174. Ri Yeo-Woon –

  2175. Wambeere Waitherero –

  2176. Uljan Yerbolateva –

  2177. Mohamed Barro –

  2178. Ilona Cibaviciene –

  2179. David Cardenas –

  2180. Ava Grimminger –

  2181. Ana Paula Maia Gonçalves –

  2182. Radoslava Zlatanovska –

  2183. Shaheem Ebrahim –

  2184. Anonymized User –

  2185. Chanchal Pamnani –

  2186. Martha Wayne –

  2187. Marian Granadiant –

  2188. Gitu Krishna –

  2189. Shoaib Sayed –

  2190. Eryn Tsukino –

  2191. srinivasa Jagadish P –

  2192. Adiputri binti Danial –

  2193. Shivani Baburao Jogan –

    This is giving a very good clarity on the role product Manager

  2194. Murugesan Mahalingam –

  2195. Aia Taimona –

    I really liked this course, will surely recommend it to any person who wants to take a similar job

  2196. Raghav Arora –

  2197. Margje Kesimaat –

  2198. Anonymized User –

  2199. Lutfiyya al-Abraham –

  2200. Jacqueline Daza –

  2201. Rosalia Sibug –

  2202. Marcin Wawrzyniecki –

  2203. Miharu Nagaoka –

  2204. Maj-Britt Sjögren –

  2205. Mischa Verdoorn –

  2206. Trevor Jonah –

  2207. Arun U –

  2208. Ulyana Zynoviyivna Tkachenko –

  2209. Hayrunnisa Ozbilen –

  2210. Wani-Ratana-Kanya Sathianthai –

    It was a very interesting and helpful course! I really like Bart’s authenticity in talking about his experience.

  2211. Marta Mizak –

  2212. Stefanie Weingartner –

  2213. Razmouhi Astvadzadourian –

  2214. Rina Bytygi –

  2215. Penny Price –

  2216. Swati Porwal –

    The class was very clear whereby u ll understand d lesson being taught nd be able to make use of it

  2217. Opeyemi Lawal –

    Gracias. Tu curso es muy util para mi.

  2218. Laura Maine –

    instructor was very clear in his delivery, however felt that the content was too vague and not really relatable

  2219. Jia Hui Thiam –

  2220. Carolina Manzanares Marquez –

  2221. Raul Fontana Zanetti –

  2222. Zumreta Bilic –

    I am enjoying the course so far and learning a lot

  2223. Chikamso Egbuna –

  2224. Davide Pellegatta –

  2225. Jasmine Clark –

  2226. Ljubica Alujević –

  2227. Stephen Carter –

  2228. Antonia Yordanova Dimitrova –

  2229. April Petty –

  2230. Daniel Wang –

  2231. Dana Coufalová –

  2232. Bamgbose Toba –

  2233. Favour Oguaghamba –

  2234. Michael Corey –

  2235. Cory Malantonio –

  2236. Ajit Walke –

  2237. Trupti Naik –

  2238. Srinaga Sai Kartik Vinnakota –

  2239. Tigran Piloyan –

  2240. Barakat Bamidele –

  2241. Shikhar Bhardwaj –

  2242. Benedicte Therkelsen –

  2243. Lorenzo Milan Cinco –

  2244. Helena Nicodemou –

  2245. Gašper Reher –

  2246. Opesan oluwakorede –

  2247. Omolara Osiyemi –

  2248. Eben Fabricius –

  2249. Gamze –

  2250. Rajat Srivastava –

  2251. Khadijah . –

  2252. Karolina Szczepaniak –

  2253. PAKSHAL JAIN –

    I did not expect to take away so much from a single course. And I am quite ecstatic to apply all that I have learned in my new role. The instructor goes above and beyond to deliver the lectures effectively and the resources and exercises, when done, will help you put all you’ve learned together. I will write a more detailed review in the article I’m working on as my project. All in all, thank you Dr. Bart. PS: if you encounter difficulty in any of the chapters, the resources provided in it are invaluable (books and links to articles). I went down a rabbit hole doing research on specific aspects for more in-depth knowledge and I am happy I chose the PM path.

  2254. Imam Nawaz S –

  2255. Felipe Teixeira Souto –

  2256. Sharath Bhat –

  2257. Bouchra Boulouad –

    ??

  2258. Mohammad gazzaz –

  2259. Dennis Bilousov –

    Amazing course, a lot better than expected! Great for both start-up and enterprise product management.

  2260. Amandus Lindström –

  2261. DOLAPO OSHIKOYA –

  2262. Steve Gathecha –

  2263. Camille Van Moorleghem –

    yes

  2264. Anonymized User –

  2265. Prabhakar Athota –

  2266. Bollapragada Sravanthi –

  2267. Sourav Mukhopadhayay –

  2268. Ajay Hajare –

  2269. Tsvetomira Bakalova –

  2270. Felipe Zuluaga –

  2271. Rajiv Dixit –

  2272. Katarina Loži –

    I really enjoyed the course and Bart’s advice

  2273. Nik Smith –

  2274. Harshaa Vardhan –

  2275. Nidhi Kumari –

    This was one of the most instructive product management courses I’ve taken. Thank you, Bart.

  2276. Behnam Lavasani –

  2277. Dami Osunwuyi –

  2278. Leona Müllerová –

  2279. Joao Manoel De Azevedo –

  2280. Daniel Huizzi –

  2281. Nitin Ganesan –

  2282. Monica Therkelsen –

  2283. Jesse Mauch –

  2284. Thomas Hale –

  2285. Shanthi Avirneni –

  2286. Vilhelmiina Toivonen –

  2287. Karoliine Puhvel –

    good

  2288. LUKAS KARGE –

  2289. Arun Kesavaraj –

  2290. monisola orilogi –

  2291. Persephone Stanalli –

  2292. Anonymized User –

  2293. Himangshu Bhuyan –

  2294. Girinath Ravichandran –

  2295. Sandeep –

  2296. Rafaela Siena –

  2297. Julio Alvarado –

  2298. Aditya Chandanshive –

  2299. Timur Amzaiev –

  2300. ???? –

  2301. Paul Ritzy –

  2302. Vandana –

  2303. Aleksei Tsusovljanov –

    Too basic information, can be useful only for beginners who never worked in product management or any related areas like, for example, Customer Support. Anyway, thanks.

  2304. Neetish Tewari –

  2305. Satya Shiva Rai –

    Fantastic course 🙂 Thank you very much Bart, it’s great for beginners and also seasonal Product Managers to refresh the skills and look back at your process. I was able to find some new things that I’ve noted down. One thing I did notice is that some tools or ways of working wouldn’t apply to all scenarios or roles of product management. For example when you are working with internal teams. However I think you’ve outlined this perfectly when you said that always apply common sense Looking forward to more of your courses.

  2306. Umair Sharief –

  2307. Sambuddha Sarkar –

  2308. Rong ZHAO –

    there are too many courses which focus on the basics only, this one talks about taking it beyond finding a PM job

  2309. Lydia Sammy –

  2310. Vincenzo di biaggio –

  2311. Mohamed Elmoghany –

  2312. Haya Alsuliman –

  2313. ??? ??????? –

  2314. Molham Alkayal –

  2315. Deepak Kumar –

  2316. Este Minnie –

  2317. Defrino Gionaldo –

    yes, a few more metrics should have been explained

  2318. Bart –

  2319. Burhanudin Muchtar –

  2320. Danjuma abubakar –

  2321. Vysakh Pengadath –

  2322. Nagabhushanam M –

  2323. Sudip Chakraborty –

  2324. Shubham Sonawane –

  2325. HIMANSHU SHEKHAR –

    Good way to explain terminalogy

  2326. Santosh KUMAR –

  2327. Udemy –

  2328. Shekhar Sinha –

  2329. Abe Dereje –

  2330. Basel Sayed Zaki –

  2331. Marcel van Dijke –

  2332. Eli Fertzer –

  2333. Emmanuel Chibuogwu –

  2334. Caio Malburg de Figueiredo –

  2335. Stanislaw Mercadona –

  2336. Maria Donna Ysabel Sarmiento –

    Amazing content

  2337. Geet Parida –

  2338. Nele Van Den Bossche –

  2339. Bart –

  2340. Sarvesh Thakur –

  2341. Adrian Lixandru –

  2342. Sharlene May –

  2343. Yash Raj Singh –

  2344. Alexandra Adamová –

  2345. Tameka Patterson –

  2346. Tzena Lubomirova Vaseva –

  2347. Vertex Learner –

  2348. Daiva Kuginyte –

  2349. Tijana Ljesic –

  2350. Malene Ludvigsen –

  2351. Pinja Anttonen –

  2352. Jon Meisburg –

    A massive kudos to Jaworski. I just completed chapter four and I feel like a PM already. His practical mastery and demonstration of the course are top-notch.

  2353. IGENOZA Nicholas Ofiekhagbo –

  2354. Sk –

  2355. Linda Mtwana –

  2356. Grace Neal –

  2357. Phoebe Xu –

  2358. Ivet Georgieva –

  2359. Carl Klukkert –

  2360. Yukta Sharma –

  2361. Vardo Saralidze –

  2362. Chandrasekhar morisetti –

  2363. Bart –

  2364. Peter Hughes –

  2365. Rebecca Rayl –

  2366. Horn Gaher –

    This is really excellent course for folks who are considering to pursue a PM career as well as seasoned Product professionals. I like the most that Dr. Bart emphasizes to share practical examples and tools I can apply in my day today PM job. I really appreciate that DR. Bart take the time to answer my specific questions and is always keen to provide valuable resources. Thank you Dr. Bart for this course. Exactly what I was looking for !

  2367. Veronika Goldman –

  2368. Subhasish Panda –

  2369. Zenovia Karahaliea –

    good for beginner

  2370. Dio –

  2371. Seraphine Schaefer –

    I was expecting much more detail on the Product Manager daily work. Find good tips and good ways of managing a product during the life cycle

  2372. Bart –

    I liked how we were able to see the big picture through the first step to thinking about becoming a product manager to actually becoming one. Also we could understand what would be our task and what should not bother our time. Thank you for your videos, it was a good way of learning.

  2373. Tekla Kiss –

  2374. Mert Inan Dogan –

  2375. Saturniano De Domenico –

  2376. Charlie Blueston –

    The course is pretty good! Is super well organized and let me visualize stuff regarding PM job that I might knew, that weren’t consolidated. So to me is super useful.

  2377. Sebastian Gm –

    So far it’s largely been covering topics I’m already aware of (4 yrs experience as PM). Some useful parts (such as time management) have been helpful.

  2378. Marcos Augusto Francisco Borges –

  2379. Jasmina Popeva –

    It’s very very informative

  2380. Jimmy Aiyelangbe –

  2381. Anonymized User –

    yes

  2382. Chen Alle –

  2383. Solenn Houdin –

  2384. Adriana Sclifosovsky –

  2385. Fernando Taco –

  2386. Guiliano Xabica –

    Bom conteúdo, mas só o professor falando para uma câmera é muito monótono. E o forte sotaque dele atrapalha o entendimento.

  2387. Lakota Lompar –

  2388. Silugukhan Qatakhan –

  2389. Kratika Mishra –

  2390. Galih Nugraha –

  2391. Selman Bavčić –

  2392. Claudiu Furca –

  2393. Viktor Ponadczasowski –

  2394. Audrie Kiwistan –

  2395. ???? ??????? –

  2396. Fernando Menezes Salgado –

  2397. Saranjeet –

    great

  2398. Ayebatari Diete-Spiff –

  2399. KARTHIK SK –

  2400. Swetha Neelipalle –

  2401. Aneesa Massad –

  2402. Badri Narayan Mohan –

    very good support after sales, my consult was replied in LinkedIn. new experience to me. never happen before with other instructor

  2403. Halo Pixelmedia –

  2404. Bonex Wafula Mukanga –

  2405. Bart –

  2406. Danica Lukáčov –

  2407. Shubhashri Rane –

  2408. Gabi Cristescu –

  2409. Joe Marron –

  2410. Pragati Sharma –

  2411. Fola Oyeleye –

  2412. Daniel Olorunfemi –

  2413. Itha Moolman –

  2414. Elva Randegger –

    It is the most practical course about PM I’ve seen. A lots of books and courses too much theoretical, talking too much about strategy, vision, values and other hi-level stuff, which is 80% of PM would face quite rare in their day to day job.

  2415. Dmytro –

  2416. Ian –

  2417. Utku Şengün –

    I must say that I was really lucky to get that course at such a low and discounted price. I got many resources to gain knowledge and concepts of product Management Bart is a Good product coach and has trained many people in his life . I have seen his many videos on youtube and he is a man with crystal clear idea and vision. I got inspired by his personality and presence. I would recommend this course to anyone looking for an excellent course on udemy. It is one of the best available there for such a discounted price. Please make use of it before it is too late.

  2418. Ashish lalwani –

  2419. Yevgen –

  2420. Hulya Kubat –

  2421. Ida Drakenberg –

  2422. Marvin Randash –

    A great course and towards the end he show’s different routes to PM which I also found useful. Lots of useful content and excellent value.

  2423. Srini –

  2424. Stéphane Rabenarisoa –

  2425. Vince McCorn –

  2426. Omar Ahmed ElBayoumy –

  2427. Oleksandr –

  2428. Adelaida Xirau –

  2429. Kai beilin –

  2430. Oleksandr Grynq –

  2431. TORCH team –

  2432. ikechukwu matthew –

  2433. Mason Whitford –

  2434. Carrola Rossi –

  2435. Novan Ardyansyah –

  2436. Edwin Kinoti Kiara –

  2437. Janina Ejajowska –

  2438. Feranmi Ajayi –

  2439. Virgínia Shinoda Duarte –

  2440. Jasper De Roock –

  2441. Saurav Gupta –

  2442. Behija Filipović –

  2443. Anoop –

  2444. Harshavardhini Renganathan –

  2445. Debabrata Mallik –

  2446. Busra Sakinci –

  2447. Frederik Mann –

  2448. Adeola Adebanjo –

  2449. Saeteurn Jorani –

  2450. Jayne See –

  2451. DEVI REDDY VIDHYA DHARANI REDDY –

  2452. Gabriella Perrin –

  2453. Enos Whacha –

  2454. Julien Refour –

  2455. Bhuvnesh Jain –

  2456. Monika Orłowska –

  2457. Radek Hanold –

  2458. Matthew Ellis –

    good

  2459. Mostafa Mohamed –

  2460. Mariada Mariou –

  2461. Jason Ward –

    Good content.

  2462. Willie Lundy –

  2463. Dineke Gust –

  2464. Hatmehi Sabah –

  2465. Shivangi Chand –

  2466. Angela Kotka –

  2467. Ketino Sichinava –

  2468. Gideon Johansson –

  2469. Shubham mishra –

  2470. Jorge Valenzuela –

  2471. Anonymized User –

  2472. Tarang Goel –

  2473. Despina Mastrotsi –

  2474. Prem Yadav –

    Good

  2475. Aneetha Devi J –

  2476. ENG Learning –

  2477. Fuchunyang –

    It’s longer but good. Bart gives you everything you need here.

  2478. Chaim Sylvester –

  2479. Sachin Bhasin –

  2480. Niamh MacRory –

  2481. Jadyra Assyleva –

  2482. Syed Khairulla –

  2483. Joarez Faust –

  2484. Richa Srivastava –

    The most well-rounded course I’ve found on being a Product Manager. To the point, well thought out and practical. You can use this directly in your day to day work as a product manager, this give me a lot of tips and tools to do my job better.

  2485. Nicky van Uden –

  2486. Ilina Tosheva –

  2487. Giovanni Witting –

  2488. Ian Felzer –

  2489. Alexandra Musteata –

  2490. Subham Prakash Panda –

  2491. Guzman Etcheverry –

  2492. Jakhongirmirzo Juraev –

  2493. Monika Tabone Tagliaferro –

    As I’m a Graduate student , this course provided me with lot of new concepts and was good overall.

  2494. Utsav Bhatt –

  2495. Payal Sen –

  2496. Bart –

  2497. Idowu Temitope –

  2498. Fernanda de Souza Casagrande –

  2499. Ömer Akif Dede –

  2500. Tolulope Oke –

    Great

  2501. Laxmi Rani –

  2502. Tamanna Rajput –

  2503. Gunn Boger –

  2504. Grant Grant-Ezeronye –

  2505. fixed solutions –

  2506. Giuliano Morgantetti –

  2507. Brian Subrin –

    Watched a few other courses about product management, but this one was very thorough and informative. Lecturer shared very good insights from his own experience and explained everything in a very simple way. Worth every $

  2508. Milda Vyštartiene –

  2509. Sohel Mohammed –

  2510. Amna Rasheed –

  2511. Ramona Ewers –

  2512. Clayton Mak –

    I like how the instructor approaches to the subjects. I do not know if this course would be valuable for an experienced PM, but I am sure that is great for a beginner PM like me. Thanks for everything!

  2513. Mert Karademir –

  2514. Ilya Ivanov –

  2515. Varsha Bheemanathi –

  2516. Zach Beecher –

  2517. Aaron Black –

  2518. Olha Nahorniuk –

  2519. Nishtha Laddha –

  2520. Siya Singh –

  2521. Meghan Deshpande –

  2522. Malebo Mongae –

  2523. Petros Mkheyan –

    Yes, definitelty

  2524. Marinko –

  2525. Aashutosh Kumar –

  2526. Carey McLean –

  2527. Animesh Sharma –

  2528. Petros Mkheyan –

    Yes, definitelty

  2529. Gudhe Likhitha –

  2530. Mehmet Tozlu –

  2531. Sujay Suresh –

  2532. Fabrice Malfrere –

  2533. Mayank Malhotra –

  2534. Shutaro Mariano Andres Kimbara –

    I love this course, its is all based on real-life examples

  2535. Prajna Nagaraj –

  2536. Rui Fernando Pereira Rodrigues –

  2537. Alexander Pyemont –

  2538. Jahanara Hoque –

  2539. Luke Shentu –

  2540. Shutaro Mariano Andres Kimbara –

    I love this course, its is all based on real-life examples

  2541. Osbert Mwijukye –

  2542. Oluwatoyin Abioye –

    Great course & and talent speakers

  2543. Vita Moskaliova –

  2544. Oluwatoyin Abioye –

    Great course & and talent speakers

  2545. Vitalii Parkhomenko –

  2546. Gaurav Khulway –

  2547. Koonrapee Viriyathicavong –

    Prefer more direct and specific information. Topic that can be covered within 3 min takes almost 10 min. It takes so much time to go through common and basic things

  2548. Sanchit Chandile –

  2549. Koonrapee Viriyathicavong –

    Prefer more direct and specific information. Topic that can be covered within 3 min takes almost 10 min. It takes so much time to go through common and basic things

  2550. Tidiane Rangel –

    Bitwise information and modest way of knowledge delivery made it cool learning.

  2551. LaxmanRao Macharla –

    Yes I am really enjoying learning from this session

  2552. Tidiane Rangel –

    Bitwise information and modest way of knowledge delivery made it cool learning.

  2553. LaxmanRao Macharla –

    Yes I am really enjoying learning from this session

  2554. Shalini –

  2555. Mayank Kumar –

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  2568. Victor Dranicus –

    Took this course to specifically learn more about dev frameworks and it served the purpose. Kudos on the effort put on the course material – it’s evident how much work went into it!

  2569. Pitapuram Panthulu –

    Insightful on the domain of product management.

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