Product Management Essentials: Tools and Techniques for Becoming an Effective Technical Product Manager

It is a good collection and summary of some things that you should know, but it doesn't go into enough detail to help you truly learn these topics to apply them in your day-to-day as PM. You could literally just get the table of contents and find all that basic information on the web. Definitely not worth its price tag in my opinion. I was expecting a more thorough book I could use as a reference for years.

A great resource to help you discover which areas you might want to invest more time in as well as help manage your expectations about the role of the product manager. Aswin geeks out on TCP/IP, SQL, and also covers rapid wire framing and A/B testing while providing clear context and examples from real practitioners. Very good read to help you grow into your product management career/journey.

As an experienced Product Manager who's worked at various top technology companies, I'm always looking to refine and sharpen my skills. After going through numerous resources, I stumbled upon Aswin Pranam's "Product Management Essentials." All I can say is wow. Without being too verbose, the author does an excellent job presenting relevant, digestible information in the arena of Product Management best practices. I would highly recommend this book to anyone in the software industry.

Aswin Pranam makes Product Management easy in his new book. He provides all the basics and provides in-depth interviews and thoughts from those in the industry. I would highly recommend anyone who is looking to get into Product Management or those even in Product Management to buy this book.

As an aspiring Product Manager, I took a lot of value from the insights of this text!

Being under 200 pages, the book was very easy to digest. As a software engineer, this gave me a great introduction to product management. I would highly recommend this book for anyone who is considering a switch into a PM role.

Great book to learn about what you need to learn to succeed as a product manager. To me, this foundational knowledge is always the most valuable and hardest to find.