Product Manager
Product Managers oversee the development and strategy of products, working at the intersection of business, technology, and design to deliver value to customers.
Example Day-to-Day
Typical day includes meeting with stakeholders, analyzing user data and feedback, prioritizing features, writing product requirements, coordinating with engineering and design teams, and presenting product updates to leadership.
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Education Requirements
Most Product Managers have a bachelor's degree in business, engineering, or related field. An MBA can be helpful but not always required. Many PMs transition from engineering or design roles. Relevant work experience often matters more than advanced degrees.
Best Majors
- Business Administration
- Computer Science
- Engineering
- Marketing
- Economics
Best Colleges for Those Majors
- Stanford University
- Harvard Business School
- Wharton School (UPenn)
- MIT Sloan
- UC Berkeley
Related Scholarships
- PMI Educational Foundation Scholarships
- Product Management Scholarship Programs
- Technology Leadership Scholarships